Aerial perspective of a quarry in Noosa, featuring construction machinery and the extraction of rock and aggregates for industry use.

Kin Kin Quarry

Is a TMR-Approved quarry that produces andesite/latite rocks and aggregates, an essential to the construction industry as its used in a wide range of applications, such as tier one infrastructure projects, community projects, backyard constructions and ready-mix concrete through out the Sunshine Coast.

Weekdays 6 AM - 6 PM | Saturday 7 AM - 12 PM

Site Policies and Info

Route Map

Our KinKin route map

Educational Excursions

We welcome excursions to our Kin Kin quarry site. Please get in contact with us to find out if your school's curriculum aligns with our offering to show the in's and out's of quarry operations.

Get In Touch

The Surrounding Communities

Around all our site we support and implement measures to protect the surrounding communities.

Shielding the Communities

Cordwells protects surrounding communities by requiring all employees and contractors to complete a site induction before accessing or transporting materials from our sites.

  1. Rally for a Cause Ltd.
  2. The Noosa Show Society
  3. The Noosa Community Training Centre
  4. The Noosa Community Gardens Group
  5. Noosa Pirates Rugby League
  6. Pomona Cutters Rugby League Club
  7. Kin Kin Living Valley Springs
  8. Dunga Derby Rally for terminally ill children
  9. Coolum Motocross Club
  10. Women on Wheels Motocross Events
  11. and loads more
A field featuring blue poles, part of Cordwells' revegetation efforts to connect koala habitats near Kin Kin.

Environment Efforts

Cordwells is committed to revegetation on our sites by planting diverse native trees to restore local ecosystems. This works to help connect key koala habitats near our Kin Kin site.

Our Initiatives

Site Regulators

The Mines department is responsible for the health and safety requirements for our quarry workers, regarding all operational procedures onsite. The Mines department are very active with regular communications and inspections of our operations and site processors. The Mines Department also regularly offer education updates, review processes of all actions onsite and audits on our procedures.

Reporting Concerns

It's important for us to hear about any issues or concerns related to the quarry so we can address them promptly. We encourage any concerns to be reported as per the following.

Required Information

When making a complaint be prepared to give up the following information:

  1. Be prepared to provide your name and a contact phone number.
  2. Indicate the location and time of the event that led to the complaint, and (if applicable) the registration number of the vehicle involved.

Contact Methods

For inquiries or complaints, please contact the Quarry Manager, Martin Cordwell, at 5446 7204 during business hours.

For inquiries or complaints outside of normal business hours or if the nominated complaints person is unavailable, please use the following methods

  1. Email: office@cordwells.com.au.
  2. Mail: Cordwell Resources, 27 Gloucester Rd, BUDERIM QLD 4556.

In case of emergencies, do not hesitate to contact the police directly.

After Report

  1. The complainant will be contacted no later than the next business day after the complaint is received.
  2. Details of the complaint will be recorded in our complaints register.
  3. Each complaint will be investigated promptly.
  4. Complainants will be informed of the investigation's results as soon as possible.
  5. A verbal response will be provided within three business days of contacting the complainant.

A comprehensive record of all complaints and actions will be taken.