Burbank is a large, greenbelt suburb in south-east
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Mount Petrie lies
just to the north of the suburb. Burbank has a
number of small intermittent creeks winding
between cleared and uncleared rolling hills. At the
2011 Australian Census Burbank recorded a
population of 1,137.

The almost entirely residential outer suburb of
Burbank is dominated by large acreage blocks,
many with extensive gardens and prestige housing
built on them. A large dam built in the late 1960s
has shaped the modern development of this area.
Called the Leslie Harrison Dam, it forms the
Tingalpa Reservoir on Tingalpa Creek. The dam
provides water for thousands of users in Redland
City. Because of water quality concerns the
population density has been kept low within the
immediate catchment area.