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Queensland

Questions about the Australian state of Queensland, on the east coast of the continent.

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Is 7 days enough time to drive Sydney-Cairns?

Yes. Seven days will be enough to enjoy a scenic drive from Sydney to Cairns, and to see some sights along the way.

Why is Queensland called the Sunshine State?

Queensland probably does not have any more days of sunshine than other states in Australia. However, it is perceived to have more days of sunshine per year than the other states because it has a more temperate and consistent climate which is generally warmer. This, together with its brilliant beaches means that many people spend a lot of time outdoors enjoying the sunshine. Both the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast are very popular holiday places.

How often should you take a break from driving to avoid driver fatigue?

UK law for commercial drivers.

You must take a 45 minute break after 4 1/2 hours driving/working time

Where is Hervey Bay?

Hervey Bay, located in Queensland, Australia, is a famous tourist destination for families. It has more than 14 kilometres of calm and beautiful beaches with stringer free warm waters for enjoying a comfortable swim and other hydro activities.

What is the distance from sunshine coast to cairns?

From the Sunshine Coast (say, Maroochydore) to Cairns is a distance of 1596 km. It would take about 20 hours of continuous travel, so the journey is best undertaken over three days, allowing for rest stops.

When was Moreton Bay Pile Light created?

Moreton Bay Pile Light was created in 1952.

What is the state that touches both New South Wales and Queensland?

South Australia is the only state to border both New South Wales and Queensland.

in fact, South Australia is the only state to touch all mainland states as well as the Northern Territory.

How many kilometers from Brisbane to Cape York?

From Brisbane to Cape York is a distance of 2609 kilometres, by road. Driving time is between 36 and 38 hours, so is best spread over 4-5 days. The last leg of the journey is on an unsealed, highly corrugated road, so is particularly slow-going.

Why did they choose Moreton bay QLD for the penal settlement?

The Moreton Bay penal colony, under the leadership of Captain Patrick Logan, was a particularly brutal colony, where very harsh punishments were doled out. Captain Logan himself was murdered, and while the local Aborigines were blamed, there is every chance that he was murdered by convicts, who hated him for his cruel mistreatment.

Name three mountains found in Queensland Australia?

  • Mt Bartle Frere
  • Mt Lindsay
  • Mt Coot-tha
  • Mt Tibrogargan
  • Mt Beerburrum

What city is the Story Bridge in?

The Story Bridge crosses the Brisbane River in Brisbane, capital city of Queensland.

What type of government heads Queensland?

The Queensland Government is a parliamentary system based on a representative democracy. The people, exercising their democratic right to vote, elect Members to represent them in the Legislative Assembly, the only chamber of the Queensland Parliament. This system of government is sometimes referred to as the 'Westminster system', after the British Parliament in the Palace of Westminster, London. Queensland has 89 electorates, or seats. Currently (2008) they are made up of: * ALP - 59 seats, which gives Labor the majority. therefore the current government in Queensland is Labor, headed by Premier Anna Bligh. Other seats are: National Party - 17 seats

Liberal Party - 8 seats

One Nation - 1 seat

Independents - 4 seats

How fast can you drive in suburban areas in Australia?

A little-known rule is that, unless otherwise signed, suburban streets have a speed limit of 50 kph.

Is Innisfail in Queensland?

Yes. Innisfail is in north Queensland.

What towns are in the 4221 postal area of Queensland?

4221 is the postcode for the suburbs of Elanora and Palm Beach on the Gold Coast in Queensland.

Drive time from Cairns to Mission Beach?

From Cairns to Mission Beach is a distance of about 140km. The driving time is approximately two hours.

How far from Taree to Brisbane?

From Taree to Brisbane by road is a distance of 624km. The journey takes about 8 hours of continuous driving.