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Squatters Craft Homestead on Bribie Island, 1980’s

Squatters Craft Homestead, half way across the island on First Avenue on Bribie Island, 1980’s

Crossing the Pumicestone Passage by barge in 1952

The two Marquardt’s transport trucks on the Bribie Island barge crossing the Pumicestone Passage enrought to Bribie Island in 1952.

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Shops in Bongaree, Bribie Island, 1960’s

Shops in Bongaree, Bribie Island, 1960’s.

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Bribie Island passenger bus, 1925.

A Ford bus used to carry visitors from the jetty to Woorim.

This website was launched by local media business aONE Media Group as a community project to celebrate and showcase the rich history of Bribie Island, Queensland.

In 2013, local Bribie Island resident and aONE Media Group owner Tim Pasqualone founded the hugely popular Facebook page Lost Bribie, after realising that there weren’t any social media pages or websites that chronicled the rich history of the Bribie Island region.

Visit aONEmediagroup.com to find out more about the services we offer.

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Squatters Craft Homestead on Bribie Island, 1980’s

Crossing the Pumicestone Passage by barge in 1952

Shops in Bongaree, Bribie Island, 1960’s

Bribie Island Pier, 1929

Camp on Bribie Island, 1894.

Hotel Bribie, Bribie Island.

Bribie Island passenger bus, 1925.

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