HMAS+Brisbane

The Conservation Park on the Sunshine coast was created when the old war ship was sunk. The HMAS Brisbane was sunk on 31st July 2005 to create an artificial reef and dive site. The HMAS Brisbane measures up to 133 metres in length and sits on a sandy bottom under 28 metres of water. 'The Brisbane' has been inhabited with hard and soft species of corals and more than 200 species of fish have been recorded so far. The ex-HMAS BRISBANE is the largest diveable wreck in Queensland.
 * The HMAS Brisbane**