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Tourist information
The best way is to ask the locals what to see and do, ask the tourist information office. Here you can get local, professional and free advice.
Brisbane Visitor Information and Booking Centre
The Regen
167 Queen Street Mall
Brisbane
P: 07 3006 6290
E: visit@brisbanemarketing.com.au
Open daily (closed Good Friday, Anzac Day and Christmas Day)
Monday to Thursday – 9am-5:30pm
Friday – 9am-7pm
Saturday – 9am-5pm
Sunday – 10am-5pm
Weather and weather forecast online
Brisbane
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Welcome to Brisbane
Whether it’s tour and accommodation bookings, events and entertainment information, brochures and maps, or general tourist advice you need for the Brisbane and Greater Brisbane areas, the many Accredited Visitor Information Centres located across the Greater Brisbane Region have it covered.
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Travel Wiki
Brisbane
Brisbane Travel Wiki
Travel to Brisbane
Read about and get inspiration for a trip to the city, check for the cheapest flights and hotels in Brisbane
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Australia Holidays
Australia Public Holidays
See the calendars for national Australia holidays year by year.
Find and just click on the year you for which you need more information about Australia holidays, and the calendar for the year will open. When is the non working days for the year. Public / national days, see the calendar for the country here.
Money Australia, Local Currency, Dollar
Money in Australia (notes and coins)
Australias legal tender is called Dollar (AUD).
1 Dollar = 100 cent.
Coins in circulation:
$1 and $2
5, 10, 20 and 50 cent coins
Notes in circulation:
$5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 notes.
Reserve Bank of Australia (National Bank)