Brisbane
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.
People born in Brisbane (First 49 people) - Page 10
Alan Mansfield
Australian barrister
Aleisha Groth
Australian actress
Andrew Stoner
Former Deputy Premier of New South Wales
Barry Berrigan
Ben Tune
Bob Katter Sr.
Former Member of the Australian Parliament
Bronwen Knox
Olympic athlete
Caitlin SargentJones
Olympic athlete
Casey Reibelt
Australian referee
Con Foley
David Dellow
David Feao
Eddie Mark Jacobson
Musical artist
Emily Duggan
Australian race car driver
Geoff Shepherd
Geoffrey de Groen
Australian artist
Harry Sawyer
Australian football player
Nathan McSweeney
Cricketer
Anna Campbell
Romance author
Corey Brown
Australian jockey
Damon Murphy
Dan Crowley
Rugby union
Daniel Beale
Australian olympic athlete
Daniel Herbert
Rugby union player
David Dangerfield
Instructor
Cameron Cullen
Rugby league halfback
Gregory Rogers
Illustrator
Ian Wadley
Musician
Jesse Daley
Australian soccer player
Jessica Hansen
Australian swimmer
John Caligari
Australian general
John Rigby
Australian artist
Joshua Grommen
Footballer
Joshua Jefferis
Australian gymnast
Judy Spence
Former Member of the Queensland Parliament
Julie Hammer
Australian engineer
Kate Gynther
Australian water poloist
Kirby Short
Australian cricketer
Kita Alexander
Australian singer
Kris Burton
Italian rugby union player
Lazy Grey
Musical artist
Lionel Cox
Australian cyclist
Lochlan Watt
Australian announcer
John Hogg
Former President of the Australian Senate
Josh Clayton
Australian rules footballer
Margaret McMurdo
Justice
Margaret Molesworth
Tennis player
