Mount Gravatt Cemetery and Crematorium, operated by Brisbane City Council, has been serving the community since 1918, with the crematorium added in 1999. Nestled beside the Toohey State Forest, the grounds span nearly 80 hectares of natural bushland, offering a peaceful and scenic setting.

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The cemetery provides burial options in both lawn beam and monument sites, catering to a range of personal and cultural preferences.

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Mount Gravatt is also known for its commitment to Brisbane’s diverse population, with dedicated sections available for a variety of religious and cultural communities, including:

• Catholic

• Chinese

• Croatian

• Jewish

• Muslim

• Russian

• Serbian

• Vietnamese

This inclusive approach ensures that families from all walks of life can honour their loved ones in a way that reflects their heritage and traditions.