and is part of the Uniting Church in Australia. The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints is at 391 Rode Road (). Centrepoint Church (formerly Chermside Assembly of God) is at 240 Hamilton Road (). It is part of the Australian Christian Churches network. Kedron Wavell Services Club is at 21 Kittyhawk Drive. It offers dining, bars, and entertainment. It is operated by the Kedron Wavell RSL sub-branch and has over 60,000 members. As a not-for-profit organisation, surplus funds are used to fund community projects. Chermside SmartClinics Medical centre is in Chermside Shopping centre. Shop/212 Gympie Rd, Chermside QLD 4032 There are a number of sporting facilities: Chermside Bowls Club at 468 Rode Road () Shawsportz sports centre in Burringar Park () Chermside Aquatic Centre & Water Park at 375 Hamilton Road () There are a number of parks including: 7th Brigade Park (named in honour of the Australian 7th Brigade) at 375 Hamilton Road which contains numerous facilities such as the library and the aquatic centre at the Hamilton Road end and then extends northward with sporting fields and green space around Downfall Creek () Burnie Brae Park (also known as Annand Park) at 106 Meemar Street (), including the Burnie Brae Centre (also known as Chermside Senior Citizens Centre) Dead Man's Gully Park at 5 Abarth Street () John Patterson Park (also known as Kidston Park) at 57 Norman Drive () Packer Place (including Terry Hampson Reserve) at 25 The Boulevard () Attractions The Chermside Historical Precinct is at 61 Kittyhawk Drive. It consists of three buildings: the original Chermside State School building, built in 1900 and relocated to the site circa 1997 and now home to the Chermside & Districts Historical Society the Sandgate Drill Hall, built in 1915 and relocated to the site in 2000 and now home to the Milne Bay Memorial Library and Research Centre Training Ship Voyager Centre Sea Scouts' hall (built circa 1964), now used as a community craft centre Transport The Northern Busway between the Royal Children's Hospital and Windsor was completed in August 2009, and an extra 3 km of busway between Windsor and Kedron opened in June 2012 with Airport Link and 2 new busway stations at Lutwyche and Kedron. Planning for the ultimate Northern Busway between Kedron and Bracken Ridge (including Chermside) is being revised with stages subject to funding and government priority. References Further