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Headspace Redcliffe Marks 10 Years of Youth Mental Health Support

This August, headspace Redcliffe will mark a significant milestone as it commemorates its 10th anniversary.

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Since opening its doors in 2014, the organisation has provided vital mental health support to over 4,900 individuals, with a particular focus on young people.

To celebrate this achievement, headspace Redcliffe is hosting a “Cheers to 10 Years” event on August 8, from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The free celebration will take place at their recently renovated facility located at 457 Oxley Ave, Redcliffe. The event is open to all ages and abilities, welcoming the entire community to join in the festivities.

Photo credit: headspace Redcliffe/Facebook

Attendees can look forward to an array of activities and treats, including:

  • Free pizza, soft drinks, fairy floss, and donuts
  • Interactive activities in every room, run by clinicians and Youth Reference Group members
  • Live music performances
  • Informative stalls

The event will also provide an opportunity for visitors to explore the organisation’s newly renovated space, showcasing the improved facilities available to support young people in the community.

Photo credit: headspace Redcliffe/Facebook

As part of Australia’s National Youth Mental Health Foundation, headspace Redcliffe offers early intervention mental health services to individuals aged 12-25. The centre boasts an on-site GP and works closely with local schools to identify and assist young people in need.

Headspace’s impact extends beyond its physical locations. The organisation provides online and phone counselling services, vocational support, and maintains a presence in schools across Australia. 

Photo credit: headspace Redcliffe/Facebook

They offer an online support community where young people can participate in weekly chats on various topics, led by trained youth, adults, and headspace clinicians. This digital platform serves as a safe, moderated space for connecting with peers, sharing resources, and seeking advice.

While RSVPs are strongly encouraged through Eventbrite, the organisers assure that there will be ample room for all who wish to attend, even if online tickets are no longer available.

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As headspace Redcliffe reflects on a decade of service to the community, this celebration not only marks their achievements but also reaffirms their commitment to supporting the mental health and well-being of young Australians for years to come.

Published 31-July-2024

The Belvedere Rings in a New Era After $9M Renovation

After undergoing a massive $9 million renovation, The Belvedere at Oxley Avenue in Redcliffe, is ready to welcome guests once again later this year.

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Known affectionately as “The Bel,” this 122-year-old landmark has been transformed into a modern dining and entertainment destination based on the designs of KP Architects. The renovations included a complete overhaul of the south side of the hotel, home to the public bar and gaming room. 

By mid-September, the new Pavilion Bar and Bistro will open its doors. Additional new bar and dining areas are slated to open in November, including five bars, a pizzeria and a gelato shop.

Artist’s impression of the renovated hotel (Photo credit: KP Architects)

One standout addition is the former function room turned chic lounge bar and dining area on level 1. With sweeping views of Bramble Bay, this sophisticated space will provide a stunning backdrop for guests to enjoy. In total, the renovated hotel has increased its seating capacity from 800 to over 1,100.

Photo credit: KP Architects

To support the redevelopment, The Belvedere is currently hiring 200 hospitality workers for positions like floor staff, bar staff, kitchen staff and management. The influx of jobs will strengthen the hotel’s workforce as the new venues open.



The driving force behind the renovations is the Lewis Land Group, which acquired the hotel back in 2002. Whilst one bar has remained open since then, the full reopening later this year will showcase the hotel’s restored original features alongside modern upgrades.

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After being a landmark on the Redcliffe shoreline for over a century, the revived Belvedere Hotel is ready to embark on its next chapter as a premier destination for dining, drinking and gatherings.

Published 11-August-2023