Direct answer

Queensland Courts currently lists Beaudesert Magistrates Court at 29A Anna Street, Beaudesert QLD 4285. Check the location and attendance directions for your own matter before travelling; do not rely on the address or transport advice in the historical recording.

Queensland Queensland Court Locations and Updates 2 min 4 sec

Video chapters

  1. 0:00 The current listed address
  2. 0:17 Why older addresses appear
  3. 0:41 Check your attendance instructions
  4. 1:02 Prepare for your role
  5. 1:26 Use current directions
  6. 1:48 Get individual advice

Question: What is the current address of Beaudesert Magistrates Court?

The 2025 relocation

Practice Direction 11 of 2025 records the closure of the temporary 8 William Street premises and the reopening at 29A Anna Street on 22 September 2025. Check the current directory and the directions for your own matter before travelling.

Prepare for your hearing

Check your court documents and obtain clarification of conflicting directions. Use Queensland Courts' role-specific preparation guidance. Requests for remote attendance are not the same as permission.

Common questions

Is Beaudesert a Local Court?

The official Queensland listing names it Beaudesert Magistrates Court. Use that name in your preparation and searches.

Does the old video show the present entrance?

That has not been established. This replacement guide uses new information graphics. Check the official directory and your hearing directions for current location information.

Full video transcript

Beaudesert Magistrates Court is listed by Queensland Courts at twenty nine a, Anna Street, Beaudesert. Check your own hearing notice before you travel, especially if an older video or document gives a different address.

The court's twenty twenty five practice direction records a move from the temporary location at eight William Street, with the court and registry reopening at Anna Street on the twenty second of September twenty twenty five. That history does not prove that every scene in an older recording shows the current premises.

Confirm the date, time, and attendance method on your latest court documents. If anything is unclear, ask the registry and your lawyer before the hearing. Do not assume you may attend remotely or stay away just because you have contacted someone or requested help.

Read the Queensland court's guidance for your role. Defendants, witnesses, and people watching a case do not all have the same instructions. Follow the court's rules about waiting, devices, and respectful conduct. For example, the Queensland Guide tells witnesses to wait outside until called to give evidence.

Use the official directory link beside this video for location information. Older street scenes, bus services, or parking footage should not be treated as current travel advice. The important thing is to reach the venue required for your matter prepared and on time.

For help with your circumstances, use the Go to Court Booking link to request a lawyer consultation. Availability depends on your matter and location. This is general information, not personal legal advice.

Official sources

Checked 6 September 2026.

Important

General information only, not personal legal advice. Laws and court arrangements can change. Check the current official sources and obtain advice about your own circumstances. This guide concerns Australian law; other Go To Court country sites do not change its jurisdiction.

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