Which Territory is located north east of south Australia?

Queensland

Explanation:

When you look at a map of Australia, the divisions include South Australia, Northern Territory, Western Australia, Queensland, Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania, New South Wales, and Victoria. Western Australia is located west of South Australia, while the Northern Territory is located north of South Australia. New South Wales, Victoria, Australian Capital Territory, and Tasmania are all located southeast of South Australia. That leaves Queensland as the only state northeast of South Australia.

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