Brisbane is a multicultural city with over 1.5 million people, many of whom were born in other countries.
The greater Brisbane area includes the Gold and Sunshine Coasts and is one of Australia's most beautiful regions. Brisbane offers an interesting blend of cosmopolitan lifestyles, a rich culture of the arts, a pleasant, subtropical climate and easy access to some of Australia's most beautiful natural features. These include unspoiled rainforests, world-famous beaches, and breathtaking rural and bush landscapes.
Brisbane is the State capital and the largest city in Queensland. It boasts a rich and diverse cultural life, including art, theatre and cultural festivals.
Because of its subtropical climate - the temperatures range from 18-29C in summer and 9-22C in winter - Brisbane enjoys an outdoor lifestyle throughout the year with many sporting activities including water sports such as sailing, rowing, water-skiing, swimming, surfing and fishing. Brisbane has more than 1000 parks and gardens, and many kilometres of bikeways and walking paths, providing recreational opportunities for all. Visit ourbrisbane.com for information about Brisbane and its range of recreational activities and events.
Students can also visit:- Accommodation Services - Living in Brisbane: A resource which provides detailed information about life in Brisbane. Students can also search for and add vacant properties through a secure listings database.
- Brisbane Travel Guide: Overview: Provides information regarding Brisbane and its cultural highlights.
- Brisbane Queensland: Accommodation: Provides information and accommodation guides for living in Brisbane.
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