Regional Data

The Moreton Bay, Sunshine Coast & Noosa Region: By the Numbers, Data that shows the growth and opportunities in our region

Our Region

The RDA Moreton Bay & Sunshine Coast region and Noosa consist of three local government areas on Queensland’s southeast coast:

City of Moreton Bay

Population

522,494

Estimated Resident as of 30 June 2024

Area

2,045 km2

Major Centres

Caboolture, Redcliffe, Bribie Island

Sunshine Coast Council

Population

375,328

Estimated Resident as of 30 June 2024

Area

1,633 km2

Major Centres

Caloundra, Maroochydore, Nambour

Noosa Shire Council

Population

59,274

Estimated Resident as of 30 June 2024

Area

870 km2

Major Centres

Noosa Heads, Tewantin, Cooroy

Total Regional Coverage

~957,096

Combined Population

150+

Kilometeres of Coastline

~4,548 km2

Total Area

2

UNESCO Biosphere Reserves

Key Economic Indicators

78,825

Combined population

378,775

Local Jobs

494,566

Employed Residents

$54.29B

Combined GRP

Gross Regional Product (GRP) & Economic Output

Moreton Bay

$23.94B Year ending June 2024

Sunshine Coast

$26.33B

Noosa

$4.02B

Combined RDA Moreton Bay +
Sunshine Coast area

$54.29B Aggregate regional measure

Data Resources & Links

Access comprehensive economic profiles, statistics, and business data for our region through these trusted sources.

Economy.id

A Public Data Portal

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Queensland Government Statistician’s Office

Key economic and demographic data for planning andanalysis.

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Jobs Queensland

Labour market research, workforce planning data and industry skills forecasts for Queensland regions

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Regional Movers Index

Quarterly data tracking internal migration patterns across Australia, identifying the fastest – growing and most popular regional destinations.

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Australian Bureau of Statistics

Official source for trusted national statisticsand data insights.

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Profile.id

Local government areas communities profiles

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2025 Population Statement

The Australian Government’s annual projections for national andstate population growth, age structure and migration trends.

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