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The following is a list of libraries in Queensland, Australia. State Library of Queensland Atrium of the State Library of Queensland Academic Libraries Australian Catholic University Library (Australian Catholic University) John and Alison Kearney Library (Bond University) CQUniversity Library (Central Queensland University) Fed Uni Library (Federation University Australia) Cyril Golding ...
Kurilpa Library was the first publicly funded municipal library in Queensland and South Brisbane Library opened soon afterwards. However, local councils did not become seriously involved in the construction of libraries in Queensland until after the Libraries Act 1943 was passed which provided for the establishment of a State Library Board and ...
The work of James Birrell, particularly during his time at the Brisbane City Council and after, as the architect to the University of Queensland is widely held to be influential, innovative and excellent. [1] The Toowong Municipal Library was opened in April 1961 as the largest suburban library in Brisbane and designed to service the western ...
Brisbane City Council (BCC, also known as Council) is the local government of the City of Brisbane, the capital city of the Australian state of Queensland. The largest local government in Australia by population and area, BCC's jurisdiction includes 26 wards and 27 elected councillors covering 1,338 km 2 (517 sq mi).
The Brisbane City Council operates a public library at 641 Oxley Road. [33] The Dunlop Park Memorial Swimming Pool is a 50-metre, heated, outdoor pool at 794 Oxley Road. [34] The Corinda Horse and Pony Club is located at the end of Rinora Street. [citation needed]
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The main offices and central library of the council are at 266 George Street, also known as Brisbane Square. Brisbane City Hall houses the Council Chamber, the offices of the Lord Mayor and Deputy Mayor, meeting and reception rooms and the Museum of Brisbane. In the 2021 census, the City of Brisbane had a population of 1,242,825 people. [1]
Bracken Ridge has an indoor sports centre and a netball club "Ridgettes" that are a part of the Brisbane Netball Association on Rode Road in Chermside. [ citation needed ] Bracken Ridge hosts The Emily Seebohm Aquatic Centre which officially opened on 14 February 2016, based at 523 Telegraph Road on the border between Fitzgibbon and Bracken Ridge.