Foodies have fallen in love with the newEat Street Northshore location, with over one million visitors anticipated in the next year.The relocation and expansion of foodie favourite, Eat Street Northshore to a larger, waterfront site at the eastern end of MacArthur Avenue, has led to an 89% increase of average weekly visitors.

With more space for dining, lounging and enjoying the entertainment as well as more than triple the car parks available for visitors who chose to drive to Eat Street Northshore (increasing from 436 to now 1,322 car parks) foodies are flocking to the weekend hot spot to devour their favourite international cuisines from the iconic shipping container markets.

The new location is also closer to the Northshore Hamilton Ferry Terminal, giving visitors the option of taking an enjoyable CityCat ride down the Brisbane River to Eat Street Northshore. And it seems this is becoming a very popular option, with CityCat boarding and alighting passenger figures for Friday, Saturday and Sunday usage increasing from 1,125 (pre-move) to 8,096 following the move.

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The well-loved format of the markets, featuring everyone’s favourite food stalls and boutique beers as well as playing host to live performances by local artists and bands, has not changed. However there are a few new exciting additions to Eat Street Northshore.

Private shipping containers, called Diners, are now available to be booked for functions, along with personal butlers. This makes for a unique, fun and special Eat Street Northshore experience, perfect for weddings, birthdays and corporate functions.

Local Northshore residents will be pleased that a new link road joining Theodore Street and previously named Barcham Street has opened, which will help with traffic congestion by giving people driving to Eat Street Northshore an alternative and more direct route.

The original Eat Street site will eventually form a part of the evolving and vibrant riverside Northshore community, however plans don’t include any major development in the short term.

Eat Street Northshore is open every Friday and Saturday night from 4 pm – 10 pm as well as Sunday from 11 am – 7 pm.

For more information visit: eatstreetmarkets.com

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Northshore’s commercial past will breathe life into its future as recycled wharf timbers from the demolition of several old wharves from the area will be repurposed for use in Northshore’s redevelopment.

The reclaimed timbers will be used in a variety of settings including The Deck, an architecturally designed community building. The Northshore community Men’s Shed will recycle the wharf timbers in upcoming projects, creating mementos of the area’s industrial history.

Developers have also been invited to purchase the salvaged timber bearers and use them throughout the development, creating an exciting opportunity to connect the burgeoning community with its historical setting.

Economic Development Queensland’s plans to include the recycled timber in the project’s master landscaping plan as public art works

The Deckopening soon.Northshore’s brand new community space, The Deck, will officially open in August. The architecturally designed pavilion-style structure is a space designed in such a way that visitors to the area can enter and take respite in the shade, as well as relax and learn more about the precinct via a touch screen and free WiFi.

The Deck is constructed from historic recycled wharf timber, providing a tangible link to Northshore’s history.

The Deck is beside the new Eat Street Northshore location, and next to The Lawn, the recently opened pop-up park. If you haven’t ventured down MacArthur Avenue recently to have a look at Northshore’s new community spaces, make sure you do!

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What’s on at NorthshoreEat Street Northshore

When: Every Friday & Saturday night 4 pm – 10 pm, Sunday 11 am – 7 pm with functions 7 days per week until midnight Entry Fee: $2.50 Where: MacArthur Ave, Hamilton eatstreetmarkets.com

Dine with Dendy View all offers on the website at portsidewharf.com.au/dine-with-dendy/

Live Life, Get Active! fitness classes

When: Weekday mornings at 6:30 am Where: Hamilton Reach at Northshore Hamilton Park

Schedule: Mondays – cross-training Tuesdays – boxing Wednesdays – cross-training Thursdays – boxing Fridays – yoga livelifegetactive.com/locations

Dinner Club at Northshore Harbour

When: Every second Thursday Where: Hamilton Reach On the second Thursday of each month join Northshore Harbour for dinner and drinks. Take in the beautiful river views while listening to live music throughout the evening. Welcome drink, shared platter and main: $49 per person northshoreharbour.com.au

Portside sun-sets

When: 12 pm – 4 pm every Sunday Where: Portside Wharf Every Sunday enjoy a few sundowners and listen to live music at Portside Wharf. portsidewharf.com.au/portside-sun-sets/

Portside winter weeknight eats ‘Local Eats’

When: Monday to Thursday from 5 pm Where: Portside WharfWarm up with winter weeknight dining specials for $20 or less. (Refer page 4 for details)

and/or furniture installations, to provide a lifelong historical element to the development.

Demolition of the wharves has made way for a 200 meter long riverwalk, the first section of the waterfront civic park development. The waterfront civic park will form an important part of the broader $5 billion master-planned Northshore redevelopment.

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Works are well underway to expand and improve local infrastructure at Northshore.

The Northshore community will soon enjoy an upgraded with Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) purchasing the service station site adjacent to the park to allow for expansion, and inviting locals to have their say on the new design.

The recently released design, which is available for comment, includes a $10 million transformation with a sprawling lawn and impressive fig garden, a picnic area, a dog park and water play facilities.

Plans for the park also include a village green in the centre of the park, large enough for cricket or football games and with facilities for open air, amphitheatre style entertainment.

The proposed park will also feature extensive greenery, mirroring the tree studded boulevards planned to border it.

Hamilton Recreation Reserve will be increased in size and upgraded to include:

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Have your say on the Park transformation.

Work is well underway on the $24 million upgrade to Remora Road, MacArthur Avenue, Hercules Street and Harbour Road, which is set to transform the industrial access roads into roads suitable for the residents and visitors of Northshore, complete with lush, green streetscapes and pedestrian and bicycle paths.

This transformation will involve the creation of additional traffic lanes with a landscaped median, dedicated cycle tracks, bus stops and new footpaths.

As part of the transformation of the road infrastructure around Northshore, extensive landscaping will also turn these roads into tree lined boulevards.

To ensure the safety of residents and visitors alike, two intersections on Macarthur Avenue will be signalised.

For more information on the changes to Northshore’s infrastructure please contact the project team at northshorehamilton@dilgp.qld.gov.au.

Northshore is welcoming scores of new residents as sales at Frasers Property’s luxury Atria development have skyrocketed with more than 90 per cent of the available apartments already sold and only one terrace home remaining.

The $93 million project, which incorporates luxury apartments and terrace homes, is another architectural addition to the thriving Hamilton Reach master planned community. Priced from just $625,000* the Atria development is designed to offer residents a sense of freedom and space, and a connection to the natural surrounds.

Cameron Leggatt, General Manager Residential Queensland, Frasers Property Australia said significant interest was coming from owner-occupiers attracted to the riverside location and community offering at Hamilton Reach.

For more information about Atria contact the Frasers Property Hamilton Reach sales team on 13 38 38, or visit the sales centre at 310 MacArthur Ave, Hamilton.

*Prices subject to change

If you would like to comment on the design, or have additional ideas or suggestions please visit haveyoursay.dilgp.qld.gov.au/northshore

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Northshore Hamilton ferry terminal to Doomben station (loop)

304 Northshore Hamilton ferry terminal to Doomben station (loop)servicing MacArthur Ave, Remora Rd, Nudgee Rd, Hampden St, Silva St, Lamington Ave and return.Operates Monday to Friday only.

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am am am am am am am am am pm pm pmA Northshore Hamilton ferry terminal 6.05 6.35 7.05 7.35 8.05 8.35 9.05 10.05 11.05 12.05 1.05 2.05B Doomben station 6.20 6.50 7.20 7.50 8.20 8.50 9.20 10.20 11.20 12.20 1.20 2.20

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304Northshore Hamilton ferry terminal to Doomben station (loop)servicing MacArthur Ave, Remora Rd, Nudgee Rd, Hampden St, Silva St, Lamington Ave and return.

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A new bus route connecting Northshore with Doomben railway station and the Northshore Hamilton Ferry terminal will begin on 26 June 2017, making travel easier for residents, visitors and people working in the area.

The new 304 bus route service provides a vital link to travellers and will included around three new bus stop locations.

The new bus service will travel from Doomben Railway Station, down MacArthur Avenue, past Brisbane Technology Park, continuing to the Northshore Hamilton Ferry Terminal.

By connecting these two transport hubs, the bus service connects the ferry and rail networks, as well as connecting to other bus routes, ensuring Northshore is a community with strong, convenient connections to the rest of Brisbane City and beyond.

Portside Wharf is the perfect place to pick up weeknight meals this winter with the riverfront precinct launching a new offering, ‘Local Eats’, every Monday to Thursday from 5 pm.

Give yourself a well-earned night off from the kitchen as the precinct’s restaurants and cafes open their doors and offer delicious winter dining specials for $20 or less.

Plus, you could win one of eight, $50 Portside Wharf vouchers by simply snapping a photo

of your food at your favourite Portside Wharf restaurant and uploading it to Instagram with the hashtag #pswlocaleats. A winner will be drawn each week from June 5 until July 27 2017 so make sure you get snapping!

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Warm up with weeknight eats at Portside.

• Aamaya Indian Restaurant: $12 curry Mondays.

• Bamboo Basket: $20 meal specials.

• Belvedere Bar and Grill: $19 beef and beer special.

• Be’Tong 888 Thai Restaurant: Discounted meals.

• Burrito Bar: $1.95 tacos with the purchase of a drink every Monday; free upgrades from regular to large burritos every Tuesday; and 25 cent wings on Wednesdays.

• Fresh n Wild Fish: $15.90 seafood chowder.

• Byblos: two cocktails for $20.

• Ginga Japanese Sushi: $20 special bento box.

• Gusto Da Gianni: Monday and Wednesday night – a glass of house wine or selected cocktail and tapas share plate for two for only $15 each; Tuesday and Thursday nights (between 5:30 pm and 6:30 pm) lasagne, pumpkin risotto or pizza for just $18.

• Hello Harry: $19 burger, chips and drink.

• Subway: two foot-long subs for $20.

The new route joins the array of bus routes public transit options already operating from the Northshore Hamilton area.

The new route is now operational and a timetable is available at translink.com.au

We have done a roundup of the riverside precinct’s offering: