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WANTED – QUEENSLAND LOCATIONS: Exploring the locations filmed for Channel 7’s latest TV drama hit!


February 19, 2016

To celebrate the airing of Wanted each Tuesday night at 9.00pm on Channel 7 – SQ would like to take you on a spoiler-free journey to some of the spectacular locations used in filming the TV series

Proudly supported by Screen Queensland, Wanted stars Rebecca Gibney (Lola), Geraldine Hakewill (Chelsea) and Stephen Peacocke and is produced by Matchbox Pictures in conjunction with R & R Productions for the Seven Network.

Re-trace the movements of the Wanted cast and crew across South East and Far North Queensland and gear up for one heck of a ride from Brisbane to Mt Tamborine, Killarney, Stanthorpe, Clifton, Warwick and Mossman

Click here to view the Wanted filming locations in Queensland.

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