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Adelaide City Council
<– click to view In October of 1840, Adelaide City Council was the first local government formed within Australia. Not too long after the initial settlement of the city in 1936, a petition created by 2,000 residents solidified a collaborative commitment to establishing privileges and rights for the benefit of the community as a […]
City of Wollongong
<– click to view The City of Wollongong prides itself on its commitment to social and economic diversity. First occupied by Europeans around 1815 – and now home to a population of about 207,000 – the city still ensures that its pre-existing Aboriginal presence is also recognised, and still celebrated in a variety of […]
ARDC – Sydney MotorSport Park
<– click to view For over 60 years, the Australia Racing Drivers Club (ARDC) has hosted a variety of events both local and international, and now caters to about 3,000 club members and thousands of enthusiasts at its home for the past 25 years, Sydney Motorsport Park Before arriving in Eastern Creek in […]
Sydney Showground
<– click to view The Royal Agricultural Society (RAS) of NSW was first established in 1822. Since then, the RAS has branched out into commercial venues and events, the flagship being the annual Sydney Royal Easter Show, which attracts over 850,000 visitors. This and over one hundred other events are held annually at Sydney […]
nib Stadium
<– click to view Steeped in over 100 years of tradition, nib Stadium is an iconic Australian sports venue located in Perth, Western Australia. Historically known as Perth Oval, the venue was converted in the 1950’s to an AFL and cricket ground. In 2004, nib Stadium was converted to a dedicated rectangle stadium to […]
GIO Stadium Canberra
<– click to view In 2014 Canberra Stadium partnered with GIO Insurance and the first naming rights agreement in the venue’s history began. The venue is now officially named GIO Stadium Canberra. Originally built for the 1977 Pacific Conference Games, the venue was then called Bruce Stadium. The original seating capacity for the stadium […]
Sydney Cricket Grounds
<– click to view The future of live sports entertainment is here thanks to a $20 million technology upgrade of NSW’s favourite place to watch rugby league, union and football – Allianz Stadium. Spectators at A-League, Super Rugby and NRL matches can now order a beer from their seat and watch live replays on […]
Sunshine Coast Council
<– click to view The Sunshine Coast Council represents an area of 2500 hectares in Southeast Queensland, with a population of 280,000. The council was formed in 2008 from the amalgamation of the Caloundra, Maroochydore, and Noosa Councils, with Noosa eventually separating in 2014 when given the option by the former LNP government, under […]
Regional Council of Mackay
<– click to view Mackay City Council amalgamated with the former Pioneer Shire Council in 1994. Then in 2008, the amalgamation of Mackay City Council, Sarina Shire Council and Mirani Shire Council formed Mackay Regional Council. Before diversifying and becoming a major service hub for the mining industry, Mackay relied heavily on the sugar […]
Wollongong City Council
<– click to view The City of Wollongong was founded in 1947, gazetted as the City of Greater Wollongong, incorporating 5 local government areas. Since its establishment, the city had been dominated by its steel sector, which became the major focus of its economy until the decline of the Australian steel industry in the […]
Editor’s Note
Dear Reader, We are thrilled to present you with an exclusive view into Australia’s infrastructure & Architectural industry, within this month’s edition of the Australian Business News Source. ABNS had the opportunity of gathering insights from Antony C Tsjin of t-a square architects. He shared the history and growth, as well as their upcoming project […]