Townsville:
Coordinator: Cherie Davis
Townsville is a major gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, the Wet Tropics and the Queensland outback. Living here you will enjoy alfresco dining, Federation-style architecture and boutique shopping alongside the cool ocean breeze and coastal vibe. With more than 320 days of sunshine each year, Magnetic Island eight kilometres offshore and World Heritage-listed national parks, Townsville is home to some spectacular natural landscapes and attractions.
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Suburbs of Townsville
Townsville offers a range of suburbs that are ideal to live in, from the family suburbs of Kirwan and Annandale to apartment-style living in the cosmopolitan city centre. The housing styles range from traditional Queenslanders to contemporary rendered low-set homes.
Email Contact: townsville@dsnsg.org.au
Phone: Cherie: 0417 182 233
Cairns:
Coordinator: Karrie Blanche
Cairns is located on the northeast coast of Queensland; a two-hour flight from Brisbane, or three-hour flight from Sydney. As the heart of the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef and Wet Tropics rainforest, Cairns pulses with energy. Looking for information on remote west and far north Queensland?
Living here you will discover an exciting city that takes pride in its cultural heritage and where time seems to last a little longer. Swim at the Esplanade lagoon, sample local produce at a farmer's market, enjoy free entertainment, shop for a summer wardrobe or cruise around the marina. Energised by nature, Cairns is the place to soak up the relaxed, tropical lifestyle which enjoys around 300 days of sunshine a year.Suburbs of Cairns
The majority of suburbs in Cairns are an ideal location to live. There are many suburbs located at the foot of the rainforest overlooking stunning beaches or close to the heart of the city. To find out more about suburbs in Cairns from the northern beaches to the southside, click here.
Email Contact: cairns@dsnsg.org.au
Phone: 0415 275 745
Brisbane:
Coordinator: Sherrie Meredith
Brisbane is a green city with an enviable subtropical climate and diverse population. It is one of the fastest-growing cities in Australia and is known for its vibrant urban precincts, the outdoor lifestyle, and friendly locals. Brisbane residents are generally young and skilled, highly educated and culturally diverse. From the natural pleasures of parklands to the urban appeal of art galleries, shopping, and cinemas, Brisbane has it all.
Email Contact: brisbane@dsnsg.org.au
Phone: 1800 037 674
Amberley:
Coordinator: Kerry Moretti
You need only venture 40 minutes from Brisbane to discover Queensland time-honoured heritage region. Ipswich is packed with surprising new adventures, where the open road leads to beautiful countryside and historic homes. Ipswich is very much a Defence-friendly, vibrant and supportive town. Ipswich residents enjoy the town's proximity to the Gold Coast - only a one hour drive from theme parks!
Suburbs of Ipswich.
Ipswich is a city located in southeast Queensland. Brisbane is located to the east of Ipswich, and the agricultural areas of the Fassifern Valley and Lockyer are located to the west. The city of Ipswich is located on the national road network making it easy to reach a number of major destinations. From Ipswich, you can reach Brisbane in 40 minutes and the Gold Coast in one hour. Popular suburbs include Springfield Lakes, Augustine Heights, Flinders View, Brassall and Yamanto.
Email Contact: amberley@dsnsg.org.au
Phone Contact: 0401 044 636
Darling Downs:
Coordinator: Vacant
Toowoomba is a picturesque mountain city located in southeast Queensland some 127 kilometres west of the state’s capital, Brisbane. Clinging to the edge of the Great Dividing Range escarpment at an altitude of 700 meters above sea level, Toowoomba affords breathtaking views of Table Top Mountain and the Lockyer Valley region across the east. With a population of over 110,000 people, Toowoomba is the commercial and economic hub of the Darling Downs. For those who have recently moved to the Toowoomba region, the Toowoomba Council has compiled a new resident’s guide to help you settle in and get the most out of the vibrant city and country lifestyle. Click here to find out more.
Suburbs of Toowoomba
Toowoomba Region is made up of one city and many towns and localities. Each area has its own unique history and stunning landscapes. Click here to find out more about the suburbs of Toowoomba.
Email: darling.downs@dsnsg.org.au
Phone: 1800 037 674