Brisbane is a cosmopolitan city that attracts visitors from around the world and offers the locals a lifestyle that is hard to beat. Brisbane has recorded the highest percentage of population growth of any Australian capital city each year since 1990.The hot and humid climate makes outdoor dining a delight. Locals are spoilt for choice when it comes to restaurants and cafes – fresh Queensland seafood competes with international delights.

What’s Brisbane like?

Brisbane has a hot and humid climate. The summer maximum average temperature is 30°C. Most winter days are sunny with average temperatures around 15°C.

The city is serviced by regular domestic and international flights as well as intra and interstate bus and train services. Residents benefit from a quality public transport network that delivers integrated train, bus and ferry services.

Why live and work in Brisbane?

Brisbane offers diverse and rewarding experiences to those who call the city home.

There are over 1,700 parks and community areas which lend themselves to activities including rock climbing, mountain bike riding, bushwalking, picnicking, swimming and more.There are festivals, theatres, play houses and galleries to whet your cultural appetite.

See our fact sheet for more information

What  projects are in the area?

Check out our road project information. 

Local Links

Brisbane Local Government 

Queensland Holidays (places to visit)

Find out more:

• Check out our frequently asked questions,
• or contact us.
 

Fact sheet:

• Download our fact sheet: Brisbane (PDF 640KB)