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Queensland

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

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What types of tourism are most popular in Queensland?

Queensland has a very agreeable climate with relatively mild winters .Until recently it offered the cheapest petrol prices in the country.The cost of living is generally cheaper than the other states due to its ability to grow most foods within its borders .It has a very laid back attitude to life which is most agreeable to the over taxed brain.There is an ever increasing population of retirees moving up from the south to enjoy the sunshine in their twilight years.

Can you walk from Brisbane Airport to DFO?

You can, although it is a reasonable distance of several kilometres.

Can you get me the telephone number of Michael hill jewellers in Australia Brisbane?

Hello! Are you looking for the phone number for the head office, or a particular store?

Head Office: 07 3114 3500

Arkansas laws on leaving home?

Usually you have to be 16 and able to financially uphold yourself...go to Arkansas government and see the details. Usually you have to have a parental consent or court order....I have heard if you are pregnant you are automatically emancipated...but THAT IS ONLY A RUMOR there.

How far is gold coast airport to gold coast city centre?

The Gold Coast Airport or Coolangatta Airport is situated around 25 kms from the heart of the Gold Coast which is Surfers Paradise. It is approx 30 minutes drive.

Was Brisbane affected by the recent floods in Australia?

Yes. An estimated 52 suburbs were affected by the floods in Brisbane in January 2011.

Can 16 year old work and serve alcohol in queensland bars?

They can work in a Bar if they have their RSl but they cannot serve alcohol until they are 18.

What are the islands in Brisbane?

Islands near Brisbane, Queensland include: * Moreton * Bribie * North and South Stradbroke * Coochiemudlo * St Helena * Green * Peel * Macleay * Russell * Karragarra All but the top two islands listed above are actually part of Redlands City, which is south of Brisbane but also on Moreton Bay. Within the Brisbane River is Cockatoo Island, inhabited only by wildlife, especially flying foxes.

Which schools in Queensland teach French?

Many state high schools offer French as a second language. There are no known specific bilingual schools. French is not offered as a subject in many Christian schools such as those found in the Lutheran system, or independent Christian schools, as demand is not high for this language as a subject.

How long does it take to commute to Brisbane CBD from the Gold Coast if looking to live in Coast and work in Bris CBD?

This would be an unwise move. A large number of people live in the Gold Coast or along the Gold Coast-Brisbane corridor, and travel to Brisbane to work. Travelling in peak hour traffic each morning and afternoon can take in excess of the hour that it normally takes out of peak hour times. Traffic into Brisbane in the morning and out of Brisbane in the afternoon travels at an average of 35kph, according to the RACQ, Queensland's main motoring body. This means it can easily take two hours to commute one way.

What are famous landmarks in Queensland?

Queensland has a number of landmarks.

Natural landmarks include the Great Barrier Reef, Fraser Island (the world's largest sand dune), the Undara lava tubes and the Glasshouse Mountains, a series of volcanic plugs left exposed by erosion of the surrounding volcano cones.

Man-made landmarks include the Stockman's Hll of Fame at Longreach, the Kuranda Rail and the Big Pineapple.

What is the hemisphere for the Daintree Rainforest?

The Daintree Rainforest is found in the southern hemisphere. It is in Australia, in far north Queensland,

What are calisthenics?

Calisthenics is a danced based sport that evolves gymnastics, some Ballet and singing, and arithmetic, eg: club swinging etc. You also do things like walkovers, Splits, tiger stands and loads more. There is also figure marching. Calisthenics is a sport of strength and beauty!!!!

How far is it from Toowoomba to Phillip Island?

From Toowoomba, Queensland to Cowes on Phillip Island, Victoria is a distance of around 1688km. The trip by road takes around 19 hours, without breaks.

Cities that rely on the Brisbane River?

Brisbane is really the only city that relies on the Brisbane River. The nearby neighbouring city of Ipswich is reliant on the Bremer River, a tributary of the Brisbane River.

Where can one find job listings in Cairns?

Job listings in Cairns can be found on Cairns Post, Gumtree, Career One, Pay Scale, Kijiji, Signature Staff, Craigslist and in local newspaper classifieds.

Why did they name Moreton Bay Moreton Bay?

Lieutenant James Cook (he was not yet a Captain) first gave the name Morton Bay to what is now Moreton Bay. He named the bay after Lord Aberdour the 14th Earl of Morton. Morton was President of the influential Royal Society back in England, and Cook wished to honour him in this way.

Moreton Bay was misspelt by those who published the accounts of Cook's voyages back in England, and the name remained.

What towns are between Brisbane and Newcastle on the Pacific Highway?

Towns along the Pacific Highway between Brisbane and Newcastle include:

  • Gold Coast
  • Ballina
  • Woolgoolga
  • Coffs Harbour
  • Kempsey
  • Bulahdelah
  • Karuah
  • Heatherbrae

When was United Gold Coast Convention created?

United Gold Coast Convention was created in 1946.