Bulimba is one of the suburbs in the City of Brisbane. Located right on the Southern bank of the Brisbane River, Bulimba is just a four-kilometre drive from the Brisbane Central Business District. As of 2016, there are around 6,800 people living in Bulimba.

The suburb's name was given by the first inhabitants of the area, the Yugarra people. Bulimba is a name given to this suburb, the Bulimba Creek, and another suburb named Bulimba Reach. The term Bulimba is a Yugarapul word that means the place of the magpie lark, or the pee-wee.

Much of Bulimba's history relies heavily on the efforts of its citizens. Bulimba's own Reginald Blunt, for example, built the first safety Cycle om 1885 which was used by Brisbane cyclist Peter Dowd.

In honor of servicemen who died in World War One, Bulimba's Robert Jamieson donated around four hectares of land on what is now the heritage-listed Bulimba Memorial Park. Trees are planted on the park in honor of the servicemen which comes with plaques for every serviceman. While most of the plaques are not there anymore, the tribute to these servicemen are still very much alive.

Gilber Robert Beveridge designed the Bulimba State School, it was built in 1938 and accomodated hundreds of Bulimba's young learners.

Bulimba plays host to many heritage-listed sites like the Bulimba House in 34 Kenbury Street, the Bulimba Ferry Wharf, the aforementioned Bulimba Memorial Park, the St John the Baptist Anglican Church, and the Bulimba State School all located in Oxford Street.

With industry and the residential life booming, Bulimba has around 5000 registered vehicles and around 900 registered businesses.

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