Bee One Third - Neighbourhood Honey

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Bee One Third - Neighbourhood Honey We are beekeepers on a mission to bring bees and pollinators back into your neighbourhood.

We have over 20 locations around the South East QLD and Northern NSW where our bees are contributing to the year-round pollination of those areas. All of our products, from our neighbourhood honey through to our nutritious and vitamin rich bee pollen, are all seasonal representations of the local flora currently in bloom. From hive to home, enjoy the tastes that different neighbourhoods promote through the beauty of biodiversity.

Happy World Bee Day 🐝One in three bites of food you eat today is thanks to a bee. From the buzz of the European honey be...
20/05/2026

Happy World Bee Day 🐝

One in three bites of food you eat today is thanks to a bee.

From the buzz of the European honey bee on our rooftop hives, to the tiny stingless natives spiralling through Aussie bushland, to the shimmering blue banded and fluffy teddy bear bees — every single one is out there pollinating the world we love and so deeply care about.

Swipe through to meet the local girls that make it all happen 👉.
A few easy ways to help our buzzing bees, with things you can do today to help them thrive.

Plant native.
Skip the sprays.
Pour a tiny water dish.
Support your local beekeeper.

Small actions, big impact 💛

Pollinating change, together.
— The Bee One Third team

PollinatingChange BrisbaneBees

03/01/2026

Not to do with bees, but something equally as interesting.

This big brown (approx 1.3m by eye) was on a back road up to home recently. As I drove past, it looked like it had a flattened middle section so had to pull over safely to check on its situation, as a hit snake may need attention.

I was thrilled to be witness to a fresh kill by this monster brown snake on what looks to be a fairly well sized monitor lizard. Simply epic!

If you listen closely you can hear the defensive hiss about half way through. I knew this snake wasn’t going to go me with a mouth full of tucker, however I still kept my distance and ensured it moved off into the brush not long after to avoid the currently busy hinterland roads.

The Eastern Brown Snake (Pseudonaja textilis) is a highly venomous, slender snake common in eastern Australia, known as the deadliest land snake by venom toxicity, responsible for most snakebite deaths in Australia due to its preference for rodent-rich human environments, adaptable to varied habitats, and defensive posture when threatened, but generally avoids humans, with antivenom and prompt medical care crucial for survival.

16/12/2025

Varroa Update 12/25
We’ve been now dealing with Varroa for around 6 months, in varying forms and volumes.
We are yet to lose a colony, and have been experimenting with various forms of treatments and management techniques.

Over all, happy days in our apiaries around SEQLD, with low to medium mite counts resulting from our monthly monitoring.

Listen in on demonstrating how to perform a varroa mite wash in our apiary of 45 beehives, in partnership with .

Have you been monitoring your hives for mites in you’re on the East Coast of Australia?

Address

Unit 4/8 Boyland Avenue
Coopers Plains, QLD
4108

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+61 406 287 815

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