I heard it; then saw it flying southeast to northwest overhead, pursued by noisy miners; had time to snap off just one quick photo. First time I've ever seen this species in this particular spot (there ARE radiata pines and a large banksia integrifolia in the area).

At least two birds. In the vicinity of Lagoon Creek Caboolture. My camera does not do GPS and I have had extreme difficulty relating the aerial /satellite image to my memory of the location: best-guess.
A general note: this was six years ago, but at that time this location was a real 'hot-spot' for little birds - scarlet honeyeater, lewin's honeyeater, double-barred finches, pardalotes, rainbow bee-eaters, etc. Any Brisbane-based i-naturalist/australia contributors would probably find it worth their while adding this location to their 'places to visit' schedule. The creek - Lagoon Creek - is reputed to contain platypus and the railway dam where I saw most of the birds might well contain rakali.