Authorities flush out sex beat users at Minnippi Parklands in Brisbane Minnippi Parklands at Tingalpa, south-east of Brisbane. BRISBANE City Council says it has successfully cleaned up a sex beat at a popular park after three arrests and the removal of dress-up clothing and mattresses. The Minnippi Parklands at Tingalpa, south-east of Brisbane, had been the focus of a joint operation between council parks workers, community safety officers and both undercover and high-visibility police. It followed complaints from nearby residents and community groups about sexual activities at the park. There were three arrests and a string of raids at the park between February and May. Quest Newspapers revealed in May that children's play equipment, the park's toilets and bushland had been used to hide sexual activity, with dress-up clothing and mattresses found and removed. But now Minnippi Parklands has a brand new toilet block and, for the first time, they flush. Councillor for Doboy Ryan Murphy said the three-toilet bathroom cost $152,000, and was part of a large-scale revamp of the park. The toilets are on the corner of Preston and Meadowlands roads, across the other side of the river from the former block. The area has so many fantastic features. There's a canoe launching point, barbecue picnic areas, a skate bowl and the eastside's biggest off-leash dog area. We didn't want anyone avoiding the area just because there were no toilets there. The toilets were intended to be finished earlier in the year but had been held up by technical problems. "We hope it will be a catalyst for more development in the park soon," Cr Murphy said. Further planned amenities for the park include a set of outdoor gym equipment.