The Archbishop of Brisbane is the senior bishop of the Anglican Church in the Diocese of Brisbane, Australia. This position is responsible for overseeing the spiritual and administrative needs of the church in the region, which includes various parishes and ministries. The Archbishop also plays a significant role in the wider Anglican Communion. The current Archbishop of Brisbane is part of a long line of leaders who have served since the diocese was established in 1859. The Archbishop's duties include leading worship services, providing pastoral care, and representing the church in community and ecumenical activities.