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Queensland

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

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What do you call someone from Brisbane?

People from Brisbane do not tend to call themselves anything, except in relation to being a proud Queenslander.

Sometimes people from Brisbane call themselves "Brisbanites".

What is the correct pronunciation of 'Cairns' in Australia?

This is one of the most mis-pronounced city names. (by Americans) Its correct pronunciation is "kairnz". (you can listen to the correct pronunciation at miriam-websters dictionary online)

It is commonly mis-pronounced as "cans", due to the way it sounds when Australians say it. However, Australians pronounce the first part of "Cairns" the same way they would pronounce "care", meaning the "r" is not silent. Therefore "cans" as pronunciation is incorrect.

It's one syllable, but pronounced like care-nz run together

How big is Bribie Island?

this island is very short . it goes up to 10 miles. that is all. almost the size of rhode island

When was Sunshine Coast Spartans created?

Sunshine Coast Spartans was created in 2009.

When was Sunshine Coast Stingrays created?

Sunshine Coast Stingrays was created in 2005.

What is the population of Hamilton Island Queensland?

Hamilton Island - Queensland -'s population is 1,347.

Is Rockhampton in the Capricornia?

Yes, Rockhampton is in the geographical division of Capricornia in Queensland, Australia.

Where would you go see tobacco growing in queensland?

You will need to find a tobacco farmer to see tobacco being grown in Queensland. There are several farmers in North Queensland.

What is Queensland's official language?

Queensland does not have an official language. Nor is there an official language for any of the states or territories of Australia, or even of Australia itself. English is the default language throughout the country - including Queensland - but it is not the official language.

What is living in Cairns like?

Cairns is amazing. Check the links below to read from Cairns Life - a blog about Cairns.

The best weather months range from July through August. During this time the weather ranges from between 20 and 28 degrees Celsius with crisp blue skies. It is not too humid and has very little rainfall.

How many road deaths were there in Queensland 2011?

In 2011, there were 269 road deaths in Queensland, the third-highest road toll in any of Australia's states and territories. 16.7% of these were motorcyclists, and 45.8% were single vehicle crashes.

How do you get from redcliffe to boonah?

To get from Redcliffe to Boonah, you can take the M1 Pacific Motorway southbound. The journey typically involves driving through Brisbane, then taking the Beaudesert-Beenleigh Road or the Mount Lindesay Highway toward Boonah. The distance is approximately 80 kilometers, and the drive usually takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic. Alternatively, you could use public transport by taking a train or bus, but this may involve transfers and take longer.

How cold does it get in the winter in the Gold Coast in Australia?

Minimum temperatures can drop down to 5 degrees but around 10-12 degrees Celsius is more usual. Maximum daytime temperatures generally range between 18 and 24 degrees Celsius.

What is the age to get your license in Queensland?

In Queensland, one may apply for a Learner's permit at age 16. However, one can only sit the test for the Provisional licence at age 17.

Where is Breyerfest in Brisbane?

There is no Breyerfest in Brisbane.

What is the distance from Brisbane to Nambour?

From the centre of Brisbane, capital city of Queensland, to Nambour on the Sunshine Coast is a distance of 105 km.

Why did the prison in Moreton Bay shut down?

If the question refers to the original penal settlement in Moreton Bay, Queensland, it shut down because there was not a ready supply of fresh water in the Redcliffe area. The prison colony was not shut down entirely, but was moved to the banks of the Brisbane River, some 30 km away.

If the question refers to St Helena Island in Moreton Bay, which was a prison and not a convict colony, the main factor which caused it to be shut down was cost. It was too expensive to keep ferrying supplies out to the island, then at least an hour's trip from Brisbane, so a new prison was built in Brisbane, at Boggo Road.