Queensland locations
Brisbane
Queensland’s vibrant capital city, known for its riverfront lifestyle, cultural precincts, green spaces and lively urban neighbourhoods.
Gold Coast
A famous coastal city where golden beaches, energetic entertainment precincts, scenic waterways and lush hinterland landscapes come together.
Sunshine Coast
A relaxed coastal region featuring beautiful beaches, scenic hinterland towns, national parks and welcoming local communities.
Logan
A diverse and growing city between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, offering urban convenience, cultural experiences and natural parklands.
Darling Downs
A productive agricultural region characterised by fertile plains, rolling countryside, historic towns and strong regional communities.
Ipswich
A historic South East Queensland city combining heritage architecture, creative culture, natural reserves and a strong community character.
Fitzroy
A diverse Central Queensland region shaped by major rivers, productive industries, regional communities and the Capricorn Coast.
Townsville
A vibrant tropical coastal city featuring waterfront spaces, mountain views and access to Magnetic Island and the Great Barrier Reef.
Toowoomba
Queensland’s Garden City, combining beautiful parks, heritage streets, country charm and views from the Great Dividing Range.
Cairns
A tropical Far North Queensland city serving as a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and ancient wet tropics rainforest.
Mackay
A tropical coastal city surrounded by beaches, national parks, sugar-growing countryside and the natural beauty of Central Queensland.
Bundaberg
A regional city on the Burnett River, surrounded by productive farmland, coastal communities and Southern Great Barrier Reef attractions.
Rockhampton
A historic Central Queensland city situated along the Fitzroy River, close to the Capricorn Coast and surrounding rural landscapes.
Gladstone
A coastal port city featuring a picturesque natural harbour, tropical islands and access to the Southern Great Barrier Reef.
Whitsundays
A spectacular tropical region featuring coastal communities, turquoise waters, beautiful islands and access to the Great Barrier Reef.
Somerset
A peaceful South East Queensland region known for rolling countryside, heritage towns, agricultural landscapes and expansive recreational lakes.
Mount Isa
A distinctive outback city shaped by mining heritage, resilient communities and the rugged landscapes of north-west Queensland.
Wivenhoe
A scenic rural destination centred around Lake Wivenhoe, offering open landscapes, waterside recreation and convenient access from Brisbane.
Queensland offers unmatched diversity, from thriving major cities to breathtaking regional, rural and remote areas. Residents enjoy an excellent standard of living, top-tier education and healthcare, well-developed roads and transport networks, and rich multicultural connections.
Reef, rainforest & natural escapes
From the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest to K'gari's sand dunes and the Whitsundays' white beaches, Queensland's natural wonders shape everyday life, with national parks and coastline never far from home.
Shopping & lifestyle precincts
Browse Brisbane's Queen Street Mall and James Street boutiques, the Gold Coast's Pacific Fair and Noosa's Hastings Street, alongside weekend markets across the state showcasing Queensland designers, growers and makers.
Dining, nightlife & events
Queensland's food and entertainment scene thrives, from Howard Smith Wharves' riverfront dining and Cairns' waterfront eateries to Gold Coast rooftop bars. A packed calendar of festivals and major sport builds towards the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Education, innovation & culture
Home to world-class universities, leading medical research institutes and cultural landmarks like QAGOMA, Queensland pairs education with a growing knowledge economy, from Brisbane's innovation precincts to research hubs in Townsville and Cairns.