South Brisbane

South Brisbane is a suburb located on the south bank of the river in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It is nestled between Brisbane CBD, South Bank and Milton and is close to transport, entertainment, food and shops. It has an estimated population of 5,416, with 44.2% of the people living in South Brisbane were born in Australia.

The suburb sees about 10 million visitors each year, the naming convention in South Brisbane was named after politicians.
South Brisbane was originally a meeting place for the Turrbal and Yuggera Aboriginal tribe and home for over 20,000 Aboriginal people before the European settlement in 1840.

The suburbs main points of interest are the Brisbane convention and exhibition centre, Queensland maritime museum, the Queensland cultural centre, and the bustling south bank parklands. South Brisbane is one of the oldest suburbs in Brisbane and has many heritage listed buildings.