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Doolandella is an outer western suburb of Brisbane, Queensland, situated approximately 20.7 kilometers southwest of the Brisbane Central Business District. Established as an official suburb in 1976, Doolandella has experienced significant growth over the years. According to the 2021 census, the population reached 7,123 residents.

The suburb is primarily residential, featuring a mix of housing styles that attract first-time homebuyers, investors, and families. The community is diverse, with a variety of property types ranging from modern homes to larger acreage properties that have been part of the area for decades.

While Doolandella maintains a peaceful atmosphere, essential amenities are accessible in neighboring suburbs. For shopping needs, residents often visit nearby centers in Inala and Forest Lake, which offer supermarkets, retail stores, and dining options. Recreational facilities, including parks and sports complexes, are also available in the surrounding areas, providing opportunities for outdoor activities and community events.

In terms of education, there are no schools within Doolandella itself. However, several educational institutions are located in adjacent suburbs. For primary education, Serviceton South State School in Inala and Pallara State School in Pallara are the closest options. Secondary students can attend Forest Lake State High School in Forest Lake or Glenala State High School in Durack.

Transportation in Doolandella is facilitated by its proximity to major roadways. Blunder Creek forms the eastern and southern boundaries of the suburb, and residents have access to the Ipswich Motorway via Blunder Road, as well as the Logan Motorway to the south. These connections make commuting to Brisbane and other regions convenient for those with private vehicles. Public transportation options, such as bus services, are available in neighboring suburbs, linking residents to broader transit networks.