In the City of Townsville in Queensland lies a rural suburb called Stuart. The suburb of Stuart has several heritage-listed sites, such as the former Stewart’s Creek Gaol on Centenary Drive, the former Operations and Signals Bunker on Stuart Drive and St. Brigid’s Church also on Stuart Drive.
Stuart gives its residents and tourists access to Townsville attractions due to its proximity. Such attractions include beaches and rainforests, providing tourists with a wide variety of activities they can choose to customise their holidays. People from Stuart visit The Strand to patronise the restaurants and cafes on the waterfront, or can learn about the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef at Reef HQ Aquarium, the largest living coral...
In the City of Townsville in Queensland lies a rural suburb called Stuart. The suburb of Stuart has several heritage-listed sites, such as the former Stewart’s Creek Gaol on Centenary Drive, the former Operations and Signals Bunker on Stuart Drive and St. Brigid’s Church also on Stuart Drive.
Stuart gives its residents and tourists access to Townsville attractions due to its
In the City of Townsville in Queensland lies a rural suburb called Stuart. The suburb of Stuart has several heritage-listed sites, such as the former Stewart’s Creek Gaol on Centenary Drive, the former Operations and Signals Bunker on Stuart Drive and St. Brigid’s Church also on Stuart Drive.
Stuart gives its residents and tourists access to Townsville attractions due to its proximity. Such attractions include beaches and rainforests, providing tourists with a wide variety of activities they can choose to customise their holidays. People from Stuart visit The Strand to patronise the restaurants and cafes on the waterfront, or can learn about the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef at Reef HQ Aquarium, the largest living coral reef aquarium in the world and the national education centre for the Great Barrier Reef designated by the Australian government.