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Warwick is a name shared by two main locations in Australia — one in Queensland and another in Western Australia. Warwick in Queensland is a rural town situated about 130 kilometres southwest of Brisbane, serving as a key regional centre for the Southern Downs Region. With a population of around 12,000 people, it offers a relaxed country lifestyle supported by a strong sense of community. The town features a mix of historic Queenslander-style homes and modern housing, along with essential amenities such as schools, shopping centres, healthcare facilities, and recreational areas. 

The Condamine River runs through the town, providing scenic spots for walking and outdoor activities, while local events such as the Warwick Rodeo highlight its rich country heritage. The economy is primarily driven by agriculture, food processing, education, healthcare, and transport. Warwick experiences a moderate climate, with warm summers, cool winters, and an average annual rainfall of around 692 millimetres.

Meanwhile, Warwick in Western Australia is a residential suburb located about 16 kilometres north-northwest of the Perth CBD, within the City of Joondalup. Developed mostly during the late 1960s and 1970s, it is known for its leafy streets, established homes, and convenient lifestyle amenities. The suburb has a population of around 3,700 residents and is well connected by public transport, including the Warwick Train Station and several 

Transperth bus routes. Warwick Grove Shopping Centre serves as the main retail hub, while Warwick Leisure Centre and the expansive Warwick Open Space provide recreational and sporting facilities. This suburb combines suburban comfort with easy access to the Perth city centre, making it a popular choice for families and professionals seeking a balanced lifestyle.