Living in Brisbane

Brisbane is Australia’s most inclusive study destination. Explore everything Brisbane and the surrounding areas have to offer. These are some key events to note throughout the year:

This should be used as a guide only and may change year-to-year. Check http://www.visitbrisbane.com.au/whats-on for more information.

Brisbane has more sunny days per year than any other Australian capital city. In 2013, Brisbane had 261 days of full sunshine. Boasting Australia’s best climate, Brisbane summers offer sub-tropical humid heat cooled by beautiful afternoon thunderstorms, while winters rarely dip below 20°C. Spring and autumn are favourite seasons for residents, as it’s easy to enjoy the outdoors with temperatures hovering in the mid-to-late 20s.

Plan ahead with this information on temperature and rainfall in Brisbane.

Summer (December – February)
During summer, average temperatures range from 21 – 29.8°C (69.8 – 85.6°F) and the city has its highest rainfall, which can bring afternoon thunderstorms. Average rainfall during this time is 426.6 mm (16.8″).

Autumn (March – May)
Autumn signals the end of the hot summer when average temperatures drop between 15 – 25°C (59 – 77°F), and the city experiences low humidity and less rain.

Winter (June – August)
Brisbane’s weather in winter is generally dry and mild with mean temperatures between 11 – 21°C (51.8 – 69.8°F). Early mornings and nights can be crisp, but overnight lows rarely drop below 9°C (48.2°F).

Spring (September – November)
The spring climate is similar to autumn, with average temperatures between 15 – 25°C (59 – 77°F). Warm, sunny days are tempered by cool sea breezes

(source: www.australia.com )

Queensland offers a range of resources including the Queensland student hub network, an international student hotline and student support staff dedicated to supporting and encouraging students.

1800QSTUDY (1800 778 839) is a hotline for international students across Queensland. The service supports students, agents, chaperones, parents and homestay providers with 24/7 phone support and general enquires regarding studying in Queensland. Please note, 1800QSTUDY is not an emergency service number. In an emergency, please dial Triple Zero (000) and ask for police, fire or ambulance. Services include:

• Afterhours support
• Accommodation advice
• Public transport and travel advice
• Employment advice
• Health and wellbeing referrals
• Legal referrals
• Complaint referrals
• A translations service is available

*Disclaimer: None of these providers are operated or endorsed by BROWNS, nor does BROWNS recommend one over the other. BROWNS will not assume responsibility for these.

Brisbane is one of Australia’s most affordable places to study. You’ll find that tuition fees provide students with value for money, and cost of living expenses are more affordable compared to other developed countries.

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