The Story bridge is one of the many bridges that connect Brisbane river city. Opening on 6 July 1940, it was named after a senior public servant, John Douglas Story, who was advocate to get it done. Until it was officially open it was named the Jubilee Bridge after King George V. A tourist attraction on its own, it increased another tourist role in 2005. The bridge climb was opened up to the public.
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