This is a list of clubs that play Australian rules football in Queensland at the various levels of senior men's football.
| Colours | Club Name | Founded | Main Ground | Location | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brisbane Lions | 1996 * | Brisbane Cricket Ground | Woolloongabba, Brisbane, Queensland | www.lions.com.au | |
 | Gold Coast | 2008 | Metricon Stadium | Carrara, Gold Coast, Queensland | www.goldcoastfc.com.au |
| Colours | Club Name | Founded | Main Ground | Location | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brisbane Lions | 1996* | Brisbane Cricket Ground | Woolloongabba, Queensland | www.lions.com.au | |
| | Gold Coast | 2008 | Metricon Stadium | Carrara, Gold Coast, Queensland | www.goldcoastfc.com.au |
 | Southport Sharks | 1961 | Fankhauser Reserve | Southport Gold Coast, Queensland | www.southportsharks.com.au |
| Colours | Club | Nickname | Location | Home ground | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Broadbeach | Cats | Gold Coast, Queensland | Official site | |
 | Labrador | Tigers | Gold Coast, Queensland | Official Site | |
 | Morningside | Panthers | Brisbane, Queensland | Official Site | |
 | Mount Gravatt | Vultures | Brisbane, Queensland | Official Site | |
 | Palm Beach Currumbin | Lions | Gold Coast, Queensland | Official Site | |
 | Sandgate | Hawks | Brisbane, Queensland | Official Site | |
 | Surfers Paradise | Demons | Gold Coast, Queensland | Official Site | |
 | Western Districts | Magpies | Brisbane, Queensland | Official Site | |
 | Wilston Grange | Gorillas | Brisbane, Queensland | Official Site |
| Colours | Club | Nickname | Location | Home ground | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Coolangatta Tweed Heads | Bluebirds | Gold Coast, Queensland | Len Peak Oval | Official Site |
| | Coorparoo | Navy Roos | Brisbane, Queensland | Official Site | |
| Maroochydore | Roos | Sunshine Coast, Queensland | Maroochydore Multisports Complex | Official Site | |
 | University of Queensland | Red Lionesses | Brisbane, Queensland | UQ Oval No.7 | Official Site |
| | Wilston Grange | Gorillas | Brisbane, Queensland | Hickey Park | Official Site |
 | Yeronga South Brisbane | Devils | Brisbane, Queensland | Leyshon Park | Official Site |
| Zillmere | Eagles | Brisbane, Queensland | O'Callaghan Park | Official Site |
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