Covering 11 square kilometers, it features a mix of rural and residential landscapes with a peaceful countryside atmosphere and proximity to coastal amenities.
As of the 2021 census, it had 1,703 residents, mainly families, with most homes being separate houses. While there are no schools in the suburb, nearby towns provide educational options.
Key community spots include the Diddillibah Community Hall and local parks like Ash Road Park.
The area is known for its spacious setting and balance between rural living and modern conveniences.
Diddillibah
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Diddillibah Representation
Local:
Sunshine Coast Council: Cr Ted Hungerford
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State:
Ninderry: Dan Purdie MP
Federal:
Fairfax: Ted O’brien MP
Diddillibah is a semi-rural locality in Queensland’s Sunshine Coast Region, named after an Aboriginal term meaning “coarse grass” or “carpet snake.”
Covering around 11 square kilometers, it features a mix of rural and residential landscapes with rolling terrain. As of the 2021 census, the population was 1,703, with a median age of 45.
Most homes are standalone houses, and much of the area is zoned for rural and rural residential use. While Diddillibah lacks its own schools, nearby options serve local students.
The Diddillibah Community Hall acts as a hub for events, and parks like Ash Road Park provide recreational opportunities. The locality offers a peaceful rural lifestyle with easy access to the Sunshine Coast’s coastal amenities.