Based in Fortitude Valley, we service all of the suburbs below and the areas around them.
Chinatown Mall on Duncan Street opened in 1987, and the Brunswick Street pedestrian mall followed in 1991. In 2005 the suburb became Australia's first Special Entertainment Precinct, and the Royal George Hotel and La Scala are both on Brunswick Street.
View Area →Samuel Griffith built his house, Merthyr, in 1870, and horse-drawn trams reached New Farm along Brunswick Street in 1885 before electric trams replaced them in 1897. New Farm Park on Sydney Street and the council library beside it, opened in 1975, anchor the peninsula.
View Area →The Australian Estates store was opened by the Duke and Duchess of York in 1927, and Capricorn Wharf served American and British submarines until 1945. Teneriffe was absorbed into Newstead in 1975 and became a separate suburb again in 2010.
View Area →The Newstead Gasworks was established in 1887 as Brisbane's second gas works, and the Gasworks Newstead retail precinct now occupies the area. The Australian American Memorial in Newstead Park was unveiled on 3 May 1952, and the Waterloo Hotel is on Commercial Road.
View Area →William Perry built Miegunyah in 1886, and the Old Museum Building on Gregory Terrace and the Brisbane Exhibition Ground are both heritage listed. The Cloudland dance hall was demolished in 1982, and the Twelfth Night Theatre and Perry Park Stadium are also in the suburb.
View Area →Brisbane Grammar School is at 24 Gregory Terrace, and the Baptist City Tabernacle opened at 163 Wickham Terrace in 1890. Trams ran up Edward Street and along Leichhardt Street to Gregory Terrace from 1903 to 1947, and the Centenary Pool Complex is on Gregory Terrace.
View Area →Brisbane City is the official name of the CBD, which was established in 1825, and the Brisbane City Library opened there in 1965. The SGIO building, now Suncorp Plaza, was built in 1970, and King George Square, Post Office Square and Anzac Square are among its public squares.
View Area →Petrie Terrace State School opened in March 1868, and the Lord Alfred Hotel opened on Caxton Street in 1870. The Brisbane Arts Theatre opened on 16 September 1961, and the Caxton Street Seafood and Wine Festival has been held on Labour Day weekend since 1994.
View Area →Kelvin Grove Road State School opened in 1875, and Kelvin Grove State High School opened on 23 January 1961. The Roundhouse Theatre on Musk Avenue is home to La Boite Theatre Company, and the Queensland Academy for Creative Industries is at 61 Musk Avenue.
View Area →The Royal Children's Hospital closed on 29 November 2014 when the Queensland Children's Hospital opened in South Brisbane, and its old site became the Herston Quarter, declared a Priority Development Area on 18 November 2016. The former Victoria Park Golf Clubhouse on Herston Road was built in 1931.
View Area →The first land sale in Paddington took place in 1859 with fifty-five lots sold, and Marist Brothers College Rosalie opened on 28 January 1929. The Paddington Antiques Centre on Latrobe Terrace occupies the former Paddington Plaza Theatre, and Government House is on Fernberg Road.
View Area →Milton State School opened on 18 March 1889, and the Morrow biscuit factory opened in December 1913. Frew Park, between Milton Road and Frew Street, was created in 2014 on the former Milton Courts and Milton Bowl sites, and Park Road has a strip of restaurants and cafes.
View Area →The Red Hill Picture Pops Theatre opened on 14 December 1912, and Gilbert Park on Fulcher Road is the Brisbane Broncos training ground. Red Hill became part of the Shire of Ithaca in 1887, and the Normanby Hotel on Musgrave Road is heritage listed.
View Area →William Wilson settled in the district in 1868, and John Stevenson subdivided the land in 1884. Uanda on Clifton Street and the Wilston Methodist Memorial Church on Kedron Brook Road are both heritage listed.
View Area →Land in the Windsor district was first sold in 1854, and the Bowen Bridge opened in 1860. The former Windsor Shire Council Chambers are at 356 Lutwyche Road, and Northey St City Farm is also in the suburb.
View Area →The Breakfast Creek Hotel opened on 17 May 1890, and Breakfast Creek Sportsground was officially opened on 31 August 1899. Allan Border Field at 1 Greg Chappell Street has housed the Bupa National Cricket Centre since 2013, and Albion Park Paceway is on Yulestar Street.
View Area →The Newmarket Brickworks were built on Mina Parade in 1912, and the livestock saleyards moved to Cannon Hill in 1931. Sedgeley Park public swimming pool is on Alderson Street, and Newmarket Memorial Hall on Enoggera Road is heritage listed.
View Area →Hamilton State School opened on 19 March 1907, and St Cecilia's Catholic Church was officially opened on 5 April 1914. Hamilton Town Hall on Racecourse Road is heritage listed, and the Northshore Hamilton development was announced on 27 March 2008.
View Area →St Margaret's Anglican Girls' School opened in 1895, and the first electric tram service reached Ascot in 1899. Military authorities took over the racecourse in 1941 as Camp Ascot to house American troops, and Racecourse Road is a poinciana-lined shopping area.
View Area →St Andrew's Church of England was completed on Lutwyche Road in 1866, and a Cross of Sacrifice was erected at Lutwyche Cemetery in 1950. Kedron Brook forms the north-western boundary, and the heritage-listed Conon stands at 29 Conon Street.
View Area →Surveyor James Warner built the first house at Kangaroo Point in 1844, and the Yungaba Immigration Centre was built on Main Street in 1887. The Story Bridge opened in July 1940, and Lamb House on Leopard Street and Shafston House on Castlebar Street are heritage listed.
View Area →Electric trams stopped serving East Brisbane on 13 April 1969, and the Classic Cinema stands at 963 Stanley Street. Mowbraytown Presbyterian Church is on Mowbray Terrace, and St Paul's Anglican Church is on Vulture Street East.
View Area →The first Coca-Cola bottling plant in Australia was built at 36-39 Balaclava Street in early 1942, and the Princess Theatre stands at 8 Annerley Road. Trolleybus routes ran through the suburb from 1953 to 1969, and the Broadway Hotel is on Logan Road.
View Area →The first electric tramway in Brisbane ran along Stanley Street on 16 June 1897, and the Queensland Performing Arts Centre opened on 20 April 1985. World Expo '88 was held on former wharves and industrial land, and Brisbane State High School was established on 1 July 1921.
View Area →Three state schools opened in West End on 16 August 1875, for boys, girls and infants, and the Dornoch Terrace Bridge was completed in 1941. The Thomas Dixon Centre is on Montague Road, and Orleigh Park runs along Hill End Terrace.
View Area →Cleona, Kinauld and Carinya are among the heritage-listed houses on Dornoch Terrace, and Franklin Villa on Brighton Road and Wairuna on Hampstead Road are listed too. The foundation stone of the Park Presbyterian Church was laid at 21 Hampstead Road on 10 December 1949.
View Area →Trams ran along Milton Road from Toowong between 1900 and 1962, and the first NightOwl convenience store opened at 392 Milton Road in 1975. Auchenflower became an independent suburb on 16 November 1986, and Auchenflower Stadium is a basketball centre.
View Area →Toowong State School opened on 22 January 1880, the same year the Shire of Toowong was created. The Regatta Hotel is on Coronation Drive, the Royal Exchange Hotel is on High Street, and Brisbane Boys' College is on Kensington Terrace.
View Area →Bulimba Mixed School opened on 16 July 1866 with 45 students, and Lady Musgrave laid the first block of St John the Baptist's Anglican Church on 23 June 1888. Bulimba Memorial Park on Oxford Street took that name on 4 November 1919, and the suburb has a ferry wharf at Oxford Street.
View Area →Lourdes Hill College was officially dedicated by Archbishop James Duhig on 7 May 1916, and the Hawthorne Cinema complex on Hawthorne Road is a classic theatre that opened in the 1940s. The Barton Lodge Estate was advertised for auction in September 1935.
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