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Student Accommodation in Woolloongabba, Brisbane

About Woolloongabba

Woolloongabba is situated approximately 3.0 km southeast of Brisbane's central business district (CBD). It is crossed by several major roads, including the Pacific Motorway, Logan Road, and Ipswich Road, which provide easy access to other parts of the city. The suburb is part of The Gabba Ward in the City of Brisbane.

Woolloongabba is home to several points of interest and landmarks:

  • The Gabba: The Brisbane Cricket Ground, known locally as "the Gabba," is a famous sports venue.
  • Princess Alexandra Hospital: A significant medical facility with expertise in trauma management and organ transplants.
  • Heritage-Listed Sites: Woolloongabba has numerous heritage-listed sites, including the Princess Theatre, Bethany Gospel Hall, and the former Brisbane Associated Friendly Society Dispensary, reflecting its rich history and architectural heritage.
  • Buranda State School: A government primary school catering to the educational needs of the area.
  • Religious Institutions: The suburb hosts a variety of places of worship, including the Serbian Orthodox Church, Holy Trinity Anglican Church, and St Luke's Catholic Church.

 

Woolloongabba is well-connected by various modes of transportation:

  • Roads: Major roads like the Pacific Motorway and Logan Road facilitate easy commuting.
  • Rail: The Cleveland railway line serves the suburb with Buranda railway station.
  • Bus: The SouthEast Busway runs through the suburb with stops at Woolloongabba Busway Station and Buranda Busway station. Additionally, the Maroon CityGlider bus service provides high-frequency transport.
  • Trams: Historically, the suburb was served by trams, and the Woolloongabba Fiveways was a notable transport junction.

FAQs on Student Housing in Woolloongabba, Brisbane

What does Woolloongabba mean in Aboriginal?

Woola means talk; Wooloon means fight talk; Gabba means place

What famous people live in Brisbane?

  • Bille Brown, actor.
  • Carol Burns, actress.
  • Diane Cilento, actress.
  • Penny Downie.
  • Judith McGrath.
  • Geoffrey Rush, actor.
  • Sigrid Thornton, actress.

What are some of the recreational facilities and open spaces in Woolloongabba?

The suburb is known for the Brisbane Cricket Ground, 'the Gabba,' which is a significant sports venue. It also offers several parks and open spaces for recreation. The Norman Hotel, a local landmark, has been serving customers since 1890 and provides a historic point of interest.