MANGO HILL
WOOLWORTHS SUPERMARKET, SPECIALTY RETAIL & SERVICES
A new shopping precinct for Mango Hill
Woolworths is planning a new convenience-based neighbourhood centre on Anzac Avenue, Mango Hill.
The new precinct would include a full-line supermarket and specialty retail and service stores, alfresco food and beverage outlets, commercial spaces, and new health and medical services.
We are also proposing one of Queensland’s most advanced e-commerce fulfilment hubs, combining innovation with everyday convenience for the growing Moreton Bay community.
A Development Application was lodged with the City of Moreton Bay Council in September 2025. We are now in the community consultation phase and seeking community feedback.
Project Highlights
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Shop
Full line Woolworths supermarket.
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eStore
A dedicated eStore - only the second of its kind in Queensland.
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Specialty Stores
Approximately 20 specialty and commercial retail stores.
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Health Services
New health and medical services.
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Dining
New food and beverage outlets, including alfresco dining.
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Parking
More than 320 customer carparks.
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Sustainability
Sustainability features - solar panels, embedded energy network & EV charging stations.
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Jobs
Creating 500+ local jobs, including 120+ during construction and 250+ across the supermarket and eStore.
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Anzac Avenue
Enhancement of Anzac Avenue.
Site location and access
The project site is located on the corner of Anzac Avenue and Kinsellas Road East, extending behind the existing fast-food stores.
A new signalised intersection from Anzac Avenue is planned, to facilitate access into the site.
We are proposing an access point to minimise impacts on the local mango trees, based on arborist and traffic engineering advice.
The access is intended to allow for convenient access to the site, along with new pedestrian paths.
This will provide with an option for residents to complete their shopping within a few minutes for everyday grocery items.
New eStore - bringing retail innovation to the region
Our proposal includes a new eStore, only the second of its kind in Queensland.
Online grocery shopping continues to grow rapidly across Queensland. Moreton Bay is one of the country’s fastest-growing population areas, with high and ongoing demand for online, direct to boot shopping convenience.
Using advanced robotics and automation to support our staff, the proposed eStore will:
Assemble thousands of online orders each week
Enhance direct-to-boot order assembly and collection, and same-day home delivery
Improve accuracy and efficiency in order fulfilment.
This initiative reflects our commitment to invest in the Moreton Bay region and our commitment to meeting changing customer preferences, such as online shopping.
This innovation will also generate additional operational jobs compared to a traditional supermarket-only shopping precinct.
How our eStore works:
Online grocery order in Moreton Bay & surrounds
Order received in Woolworths national order fulfillment centre
Quick order consolidation
Local order forwarded to Mango Hill eStore
Groceries received at the door by customer
Customer collection at Mango Hill direct to boot service
Local jobs and economic benefits
The project is expected to create more than 500 new jobs during construction and operation.
Construction is expected to generate more than 120 new jobs. More than 400 new jobs are expected to be generated when the entire centre is operating, which includes approximately 250+ jobs across the supermarket and eStore.
This proposal is part of our ongoing investment commitment within the Moreton Bay region, strengthening the local economy with new job creation, supporting long-term growth and delivering everyday shopping convenience.
Community and heritage
To deliver the proposed new intersection on Anzac Avenue, the removal of up to four mango trees may be necessary.
We have engaged a heritage consultant and arborist to determine an access point with least impact. The heritage and arborist reports are included in our Development Application.
We acknowledge the heritage significance of Anzac Avenue, and in response we are committed to:
selecting a point for the proposed intersection with least heritage impact, while maintaining viable and safe site access
exploring heritage recognition initiatives in collaboration with the community
implementing replanting and landscaping to enhance Anzac Memorial Avenue’s character at the frontage of the site.
Planning process
We have lodged a Development Application with the City of Moreton Bay.
In January 2026, we received a ‘Request for further information’ from Council, which is a common part of the assessment process. Woolworths will prepare a response with the assistance of specialised advisors and lodge this document with Council.
The planning process includes opportunities for community feedback.
STEP ONE
Have your say - Initial community input to inform our plans.
STEP TWO
Development Application lodged with the City of Moreton Bay Council.
STEP THREE
Community Engagement and Feedback on plans.
STEP FOUR
Public Notification period.
Statutory stage where formal submissions can be made.
STEP FIVE
Council determination.
We are at Stage 3 and will continue to keep you updated as we progress.
Get involved and stay updated
We are committed to close engagement with the local community throughout all project stages, and your involvement and feedback is important to us.
Please contact us if you would like any further information, have any feedback, or would like to register to receive project updates.