Top 10 Best Beaches to Visit in Brisbane | Australia - English
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Brisbane, capital of Queensland, is a large city on the Brisbane River. Clustered in its South Bank cultural precinct are the Queensland Museum and Sciencentre, with noted interactive exhibitions. Another South Bank cultural institution is Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, among Australia's major contemporary art museums. Looming over the city is Mt. Coot-tha, site of Brisbane Botanic Gardens. All famous beaches of Brisbane has scenic beauty. Beautiful Brisbane Beach points are the main attraction for tourists. There are many best beaches in Brisbane but we will show you the top 10 beaches in Brisbane in this video.
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Brisbane's Most DANGEROUS Station! A History of Wynnum & Manly
There was a lot to cover here, and I could have done more, but the documentary would run several hours. Instead, and as I always do, I have focused on the things I'm interested in with the intention that it'll provide a general overview of the history and development of these Bayside suburbs.
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Welcome to Wynnum-Manly | A walk along the foreshore | QLD Australia
I take a walk along the foreshore of my hometown Wynnum-Manly starting off at the Wynnum Mangrove Boardwalk I make my way up the beachfront to Lota. Capturing the mangroves, Pandanus Beach, T-Jetty, Wynnum Wading Pool, Manly Boat harbour before finishing off at the Mudflat Arts project located in Lota Queensland.
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TOP 20 BEACHES Near BRISBANE
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Best beaches near Brisbane - Queensland - Australia. Brisbane located far from beach, people go to the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast or some nearest island to enjoy the beach vibe. In this list, based on travelers choices in popular travel websites, we are listing some best beaches near Brisbane.
Here are the list of Top 20 Beaches near Brisbane - Queensland - Australia:
#1: Woorim Beach (Bribie Island)
#2: Coolangatta Beach (Gold Coast)
#3: Honeymoon Bay (Moreton Island)
#4: Surfer's Paradise (Gold Coast)
#5: Burleigh Heads Beach (Gold Coast)
#6: Main Beach (North Stradbroke Island)
#7: Amity Point Beach (North Stradbroke Island)
#8: Frenchman's Beach (North Stradbroke Island)
#9: Red Beach (Bribie Island)
#10: Bongaree Beach (Bribie Island)
#11: Cylinder Beach (North Stradbroke Island)
#12: Bulwer (Moreton Island)
#13: Banksia Beach (Bribie Island)
#14: Nudgee Beach (Nudgee)
#15: Sylvan Beach (Bribie Island)
#16: Adam's Beach (North Stradbroke Island)
#17: Sandgate Foreshore (Sandgate)
#18: Sutton Beach (Redcliffe)
#19: Wynnum Foreshore (Wynnum)
#20: Street Beach (South Bank)
If you want to enjoy your holiday in Brisbane, don't forget to go to the beaches near Brisbane on the list above. Some located in Brisbane city, some in others nearest city/island around Brisbane. For other tourist attractions in Brisbane, there are some video in our channel Explore Australia. Keep exploring :)
Wynnum Manly Foreshore, Brisbane, Australia
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Brisbane's BEST and WORST Suburbs: The Ultimate Guide.
Still moving to Brisbane in 2022? Wondering how to find the best suburb to live in? In this video, I'll equip you with knowledge of Brisbane, and tools to help you narrow your search down to the best suburbs for YOU! Rather than looking at the best and worst suburbs in Brisbane, I'll share with you the things you should consider during your search that will help you eliminate the areas of this city that may not be a good fit.
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0:00 - Finding the right match is not easy!
0:33 - Good and Bad suburbs?
1:21 - North vs South
2:11 - Avoid these areas?
3:22 - The first thing you should consider and some great tips
4:50 - Tips on public transport
5:56 - If you're gonna drive...
8:58 - A third option
9:35 - Forget about the city!
9:56 - CRIME!
11:03 - Schools
11:32 - Where is the work?
12:28 - What about housing? $$$?
13:42 - More information here!
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Cycling Australia (WYNNUM JETTY)
Wynnum is a suburb located on the shores of Moreton Bay in Australia, about 16 kilometres (9.9 mi) east of the Brisbane CBD. Although Wynnum is situated next to the ocean, the shoreline is covered in mangroves and aromatic mudflats which makes it unsuitable for swimming at low tide. Next to the Wynnum Wading Pool which has a playground and Water Park and the Wynnum Jetty, there is a man-made beach called Pandanus Beach.
Brisbane Travel Guide: Best Places to Visit in Australia and The Pacific
Brisbane Travel Guide: Best Places to Visit in Australia and The Pacific.
Brisbane, capital of Queensland, is a large city on the Brisbane River. Clustered in its South Bank cultural precinct are the Queensland Museum and Sciencentre, with noted interactive exhibitions. Another South Bank cultural institution is Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, among Australia's major contemporary art museums. Looming over the city is Mt. Coot-tha, site of Brisbane Botanic Gardens.
Brisbane is perhaps the best place to get acquainted with Aussie culture. It's a humble city with a modest skyline, quaint neighborhoods and a friendly populace. Yet Brisbane possesses the urban allure of a large metropolis with a substantial music scene and numerous world-class museums.
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Brisbane's BEST MARKET! EAT STREET Northshore, Brisbane
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This place is amazing! This is easily Brisbane's best market, we had an absolute blast. Welcome to Eat Street Northshore, Brisbane. A huge venue with live music, other acts and loads and loads of delicious street food stalls and sweet treats.
Come with us and check out some of the bits we saw! If you go, make sure to go on an empty stomach!
Located just 15 mins from Brisbane CBD and 12 mins from the international airport on a disused historic wharf over the Brisbane River – Covering over several hectares of land and built from 180 repurposed recycled shipping containers – Eat Street Northshore is an endless fun-filled adventure that will satisfy your taste buds matched with some of the best local live entertainment Queensland has to offer.
Featuring over 70 traders including 5 themed bars, eclectic shops and micro restaurants offering delicious dishes and tasty treats from six of the world’s seven continents including Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America. -
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[FHD] early morning drive: Wynnum sunrise 06/2022 | Exploring Brisbane
What better way to enjoy a sunrise than over the waters of Wynnum on an early Winter's morning? Join us on this early morning twilight drive.
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???? AUSTRALIA | The best of Noosa and the Sunshine Coast. The cutest towns and places we've ever seen
Most loved destination in the world 2022. Our itinerary: we traveled hinterland and along the coast.
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Our long weekend on the Sunshine Coast.
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0:00 - intro
1:40 Noosa
2:09 Hastings street
2:40 Sails restaurant
4:34 Noosa Main beach
5:11 Heading hinterland to Maleny
5:36 Ginger factory in Yandina
7:45 Mapleton falls
8:57 Maleny Birdworld
11:38 Maleny Gardens
13:12 Gerards lookout
13:36 Montville
14:59 Heading hinterland to Australia Zoo
15:22 The Big Pineapple
16:36 Australia Zoo
20:04 The Banana Bender (former Ettamogah pub)
21:20 Caloundra
21:46 The Pastry Lab in Caloundra
22:34 Happy wall
23:02 King ocean beach pool
23:28 Noosa foreshore
24:59 Traveling back to Melbourne
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Australia Travel Guide
Australia Travel Guide - Australia is the only country that has a whole continent to itself. Although it is world famous for its natural wonders and wide open spaces, its beaches, deserts, the bush, and the Outback, Australia is actually one of the world's most highly urbanised countries with vibrant, cosmopolitan cities such as Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Perth.
Australia is both the world's smallest continent and the sixth largest country with a land area of 7,682,300 square kilometres (2,966,152 square miles). It is comparable in size to the 48 contiguous United States although it has less than one tenth the population, with the distances between cities and towns easy to underestimate. Australia is bordered to the west by the Indian Ocean, and to the east by the South Pacific Ocean. The Tasman Sea lies to the southeast, separating it from New Zealand, while the Coral Sea lies to the northeast. Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Indonesia are Australia's northern neighbours, separated from Australia by the Arafura Sea and the Timor Sea.
Australia is highly urbanised with most of the population heavily concentrated along the eastern and south-eastern coasts. Most of the inland areas of the country are semi-arid. The most-populous states are Victoria and New South Wales, but by far the largest in land area is Western Australia.
Australia has large areas that have been deforested for agricultural purposes, but many native forest areas survive in extensive national parks and other undeveloped areas. Long-term Australian concerns include salinity, pollution, loss of biodiversity, and management and conservation of coastal areas, especially the Great Barrier Reef.
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Things to do in Perth, WA - Part 1 (4K)
Things to do in Perth, Western Australia - 4K
My family and I went on a little holiday to Perth, Western Australia.
We did as much as we could in the short time we were there.
I really enjoyed Perth, the sea water is so clear, but very cold.
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[4K] Brisbane City Botanic Gardens, Relaxing Walking, Australia
Botanic Gardens, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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The City Botanic Gardens are only a 10 to 15 minute walk from the city centre and Central or Roma Street railway stations. If you're going to walk or cycle there, see the suggested walking and cycling routes.
You can walk into the gardens from:
the Parliament House entrance (George Street)
Alice Street, at the intersection of Edward Street, and at the Albert Street intersection
the Goodwill Bridge.
You can also catch a bus or ferry to the gardens. The free Loop bus stops on Alice Street and George Street. CityCat and City Hopper terminals are located at the Riverside Centre on Eagle Street and at the CityCat terminal at QUT Gardens Point.
Disabled access is available at each gate, except the Parliament House entrance. Disabled car parking is available just inside the Edward Street gate and behind The Gardens Club (entry via Gardens Point Road).
Walking and cycling to the City Botanic Gardens
See bikeway maps for help to plan your route to the gardens.
Suggested walking and cycling routes to the City Botanic Gardens are:
From the north
Walking: follow the off-road shared pathway along the river from the Story Bridge to the City Botanic Gardens.
Cyclists: use the off-road bikeway along the river at Newstead and on-road bike lanes along Harcourt Street. From the end of Harcourt Street, follow the off-road bikeway on the northern side of the river into the gardens.
From the east
Walking: use the off-road shared pathways along both sides of the river, crossing at either the Goodwill or Story Bridge.
Cyclists: main route along Wynnum Road, which connects to the off-road pathway across the Story Bridge. From there use the off-road pathway along the river to the gardens.
From the south
Walking: make your way to the Goodwill Bridge and then cross to the gardens. Suggested routes along Logan Road and Vulture Street.
Cyclists: follow the South East Freeway bikeway to South Bank, then cross the Goodwill Bridge and follow to the gardens.
From the west
Walking: use the off-road shared pathway alongside Coronation Drive and the Brisbane River and follow to the gardens.
Cycling: use the Western Freeway/Centenary Highway bikeway to get onto Coronation Drive and then use the Bicentennial bikeway along the river to the gardens. Cyclists from The Gap and Ashgrove can use the Ithaca Creek bikeway or on-road bike lanes along LaTrobe Terrace, Given Terrace, Baroona Road and Park Road. - From Brisbane City Council
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Brisbane THEN & NOW: Part II - River City
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You've really got to see how modern day Brisbane looks now compared to how it was in the past! This time, we focus on the Brisbane River - bridges, floods and general views.
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Shot 1a: View of the downtown area from South Bank 1960
Shot 1b: February 6, 2023
Shot 2a: Construction begins on the new Victoria Bridge next to the old one, 1959
Shot 2b: Victoria Bridge, February 6, 2023
Shot 3a: Early stages of the Story Bridge, early 1930s
Shot 3b: Story Bridge, February 6, 2023
Shot 4a: Progress on the Story Bridge, 1938
Shot 4b: Story Bridge and Brisbane city, February 4, 2023
Shot 5a: View of Brisbane city, sorry, not sure the year
Shot 6a: View of Brisbane city February 4, 2023
Shot 7a: The Walter Taylor Bridge, February 7, 2023
Shot 7b: Construction begins on the bridge, while people continue using the Indooroopilly ferry to cross the river, 1935
Shot 8a: 1970s newspaper clipping featuring a photo on the Walter Taylor Bridge
Shot 8b: Traffic crosses the bridge February 7, 2023
Shot 9a and 10a: The Port Office Hotel during the 1974 flood
Shot 9b and 10b: The Port Office Hotel today
Shot 11a: The Riverside Expressway mid-construction, c. 1973
Shot 11b: The Riverside Expressway 1977
Shot 11c: The Riverside Expressway January 6, 2023
Shot 12a: View of the city from Kangaroo Point, 1992
Shot 12b: Same location January 6, 2023
Final shot: The story Bridge from All Hallows school, September 3, 2021
Also thanks to Ian Withnall, who took the photos of the Port Office Hotel in the 1974 flood. You can see more of the photos here:
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