The headquarters of one of Australia's largest car clubs, Kustoms of Australia, is based in Mudgeeraba and has a building within the Gold Coast Historical precinct. St Benedict's Catholic Church is at 2 Wallaby Drive (). It is part of the Burleigh Heads Catholic Parish within the Archdiocese of Brisbane. Sport and recreation A number of sporting teams represent the area, including the Mudgeeraba Redbacks, the local rugby league club who play home games at Firth Park, the Hinterland District Netball Association who run a large competition on Saturday mornings for players 5yrs to 17yrs and Monday nights for 13yrs to opens at Firth Park, Somerset Drive, Mudgeeraba, the Mudgeeraba Lawn Bowls Club situated just behind the Rugby Club, and the Mudgeeraba Soccer Club. Mudgeeraba Spartans Junior AFL Club plays their home games at Somerset College. The starting point for the annual 96 km cross-country Kokoda Challenge is in Mudgeeraba. Notable people Darius Boyd rugby league player Richard Clapton, musician Denan Kemp, former rugby league player and owner of "Bloke in a Bar" d'Arcy Doyle, artist Lyndon Dykes; Scottish international footballer Matthew Saunoa, 2006 New Zealand Idol champion References Sources External links Suburbs of the Gold Coast, Queensland Towns in Queensland