An Australasia-wide group comprising over 1,700 clubs with more than 125,000 members, Probus clubs provide an opportunity to make new friends, engage in fellowship and have a bit of fun.  The Probus Club of Bribie Island is open to male and female members living on Bribie Island and surrounding districts and meets at 9.00 a.m. […]

CONNECT is a local Business Women's group that started in 2005. We meet for a networking luncheon (12-2pm) on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Bribie Island RSL. Members have the opportunity to promote their business and we also have a guest speaker at each luncheon. Over the years we’ve had an array […]

Are you looking for a new sporting and social outlet? Well. look no further than the Bribie Island RSL Indoor Bowls Club! It does not matter if you have never bowled before because we will provide coaching to allow new members to learn the basic skills and get some confidence in their ability. The Club […]

Older Women’s Network (OWN) Bribie Island is part of a network of branches for older women providing them with mutual support through development of friendships, while promoting health and personal development. Here of Bribie Island our branch meets twice a month, with a social outing on the first Thursday (at a range of venues) and […]

Bongaree Neighbourhood Watch Neighbourhood Watch is a community-based program that plays an integral role in the establishment of community partnerships, reducing crime & improving community safety. Public meetings are held 9:30am, every third Tuesday of each month at Bribie RSL ANZAC room. Opportunity for residents to discuss community safety needs plus a guest speaker giving […]

The idea of a Bribie Island Garden Club began after a conversation at church one day. Mavis McLaren and Shirley Scott sent out invitations to a group of enthusiastic ladies, and the first meeting of The Bribie Island Garden Club was held on 27th March 1984 with twelve members attending this first meeting. The Club […]

Established more than 40 years ago, BIEPA is a key community group on Bribie Island. A thriving membership hosts public meetings at the RSL on the 4th Monday of every month, regularly attracting 60 or more people. The organisation coordinates volunteer projects to improve the Island's environmental amenity, and promotes the need to care for […]