Queensland Locations

Brisbane

Brisbane, the heart and capital of Queensland hosts the vast majority of interna ...
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Central Queensland

Central Queensland with it’s mining strengths is the backbone of the Queensland ...
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North Queensland

North Queensland with its idyllic location is world renown for it’s expertise in ...
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South East Queensland

South East Queensland with its picturesque beaches at the Gold and Sunshine Coas ...
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South West Queensland

South West Queensland with its country charm is renown for it’s expertise in Foo ...
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Study in Queensland

A Queensland education experience will help you build skills that give you a com ...
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Living in Queensland

• Queensland is the second largest state in Australia.
• Queensland is nearly five times the size of Japan.
• Queensland is seven times the size of Great Britain.
• The average temperature ranges between 15.7 degrees C to 25.3 degrees C and an average day has eight hours of sunshine.
• Four million people call Queensland home and one third are migrants or children of migrants.
• Queensland has five World Heritage Areas as follows:
  • Riversleigh Fossil Fields
  • The Wet Tropics (including Daintree National Park)
  • The Great Barrier Reef which is one of the Wonders of the World.
  • The Scenic Rim
  • Fraser Island which is the biggest sand island in the world.
  • Q1 is located on the Gold Coast and is the tallest building in the southern hemisphere.
• Queensland has easy access from your home country with three international airports in Brisbane, Cairns and the Gold Coast.
• The aquatic symbol of Queensland is the Barrier Reef Anemonefish.
• Queensland’s state animal is the Koala.

Last updated: Monday, 27 October 2014 4:57:38 PM