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Queensland Government Intelligence and Tourist Bureau

An official Queensland tourism and information office rather than a single individual, this bureau produced practical guides that helped visitors and settlers navigate Brisbane and the wider state in the early 20th century.

1 Audiobook

Queensland, the Rich but Sparsely Peopled Country, a Paradise for Willing Workers

Queensland, the Rich but Sparsely Peopled Country, a Paradise for Willing Workers

by Queensland Government Intelligence and Tourist Bureau

About the author

The Queensland Government Intelligence and Tourist Bureau was a government bureau associated with publishing travel and information material about Queensland. Surviving book records link the name to works such as The Pocket Brisbane: Tourist's Guide, which offered readers a compact introduction to places of interest in and around Brisbane.

Because this is a bureau name, not a personal author, there is no individual life story to tell in the usual sense. The name represents an institutional voice: a public-facing office that gathered local information and turned it into useful guides for travelers, newcomers, and curious readers.

For an audiobook or library listing, it is best understood as a historical government publisher credited as author on tourism and civic information booklets from Queensland.