Crime Rates Map

Rate Crime Rates Map

How useful is the site?

Sent by email to the person who runs the site. Please leave out personal details.

9North Tamborine

North Tamborine, Australia: crime rate and Safety score

Safety 9 out of 10 Very low crime

9/10 in Queensland police divisions · 10/10 in the world

Compared with 322 places in Queensland police divisions (10 = lowest crime). 12 places were left out of the comparison (incomplete figures or very few residents).

Weighted crime: 9,739 per 100,000 people (12 months to September 2026)

Residents: 10,083

How accurate: not enough history to test this score yet.

Crime by type, as recorded by Queensland Police Service (12 months to September 2026)

TypeCountPer 100,000 a yearAll places this source covers
Homicide
Murder000.6
Other homicide001.5
Includes attempted murder, conspiracy to murder and manslaughter.
Sexual offences
Sexual offences16158.7216.5
Violence
Assault29287.61,046.5
Robbery
Robbery19.944.5
Theft and burglary
Break-in38376.9665.3
Unlawful use of a motor vehicle16158.7335.6
Other theft858432,648
Drugs
Drug offences25247.91,721.2
Damage and public order
Property damage22218.2723.4
Public order offences14138.8781.8

Source: Queensland Police Service, updated 28 October 2026.

Recorded crime by type (12 months to September 2026)

Homicide0
Sexual offences16
Violence29
Robbery1
Theft and burglary139
Drugs25
Damage and public order36

Questions about crime in North Tamborine

Is North Tamborine safe?
North Tamborine: Safety 9 out of 10 (Very low crime). Compared with 322 places in Queensland police divisions (10 = lowest crime). 12 places were left out of the comparison (incomplete figures or very few residents).
What is the crime rate in North Tamborine?
North Tamborine: Weighted crime: 9,739 per 100,000 people (12 months to September 2026).
How many murders are there in North Tamborine?
Recorded homicides in North Tamborine (12 months to September 2026): 0.
North Tamborine, Australia: Safety 9 out of 10 (Very low crime). Weighted crime: 9,739 per 100,000 people (12 months to September 2026).
These figures as an image, for sharing.

Source: Queensland Police Service, offence numbers and rates by police division; outlines: QPS divisions (Queensland Government open data), updated 28 October 2026.