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Street Furniture Australia is an approved supplier for the below contracts. 

Local Government Procurement NSW

LGP308-3: Playgrounds, Open Spaces, Modular Structures, Exterior Lighting, Recreational and Associated Infrastructure 

Street Furniture Australia is an approved supplier of goods and services for Local Government Procurement, which represents NSW councils, not for profit organisations, universities, state government agencies and departments.

Municipal Association of Victoria

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PP4924-2016: Provision of park and playground equipment, open space and recreational infrastructure, outdoor furniture, signage and related products & services

Street Furniture Australia is a preferred supplier of the Municipal Association of Victoria, which represents the state’s 79 councils.

Local Government Association of Tasmania

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PP4924-2016: Provision of park and playground equipment, open space and recreational infrastructure, outdoor furniture, signage and related products & services

Street Furniture Australia is a preferred supplier of the Local Government Association of Tasmania, which represents 29 councils.

Local Government Association of South Australia

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BUS244-0314: Supply of Goods and Services for Open Spaces, Parks, Gardens & Playgrounds

Street Furniture Australia is a preferred supplier of the Local Government Association of South Australia for goods and services for open spaces, parks, gardens and playgrounds.

LocalBuy

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BUS244-0314: Supply of Goods and Services for Open Spaces, Parks, Gardens & Playgrounds

Street Furniture Australia is a LocalBuy supplier of goods and services for open spaces, parks, gardens and playgrounds for local and state government, universities and not-for-profits in Queensland.



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Designing for Density – And Liveability: West Fest 2025

More than 200 built environment professionals from government, landscape architecture, planning and research gathered for West Fest 2025 in Parramatta NSW and online to discuss one of Western Sydney’s biggest challenges: how to design density that enhances liveability. Hosted by the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects, Cumberland City Council and Street Furniture Australia, this third annual event delivered fast-paced keynotes and two panels led by Joshua French, CEO, Greater Sydney Parklands – all focused on shaping a more connected, high-amenity future for the region. The conversation opened with insights from Jeremy Gill, Head of Policy, Committee for Sydney, who challenged the city to move beyond housing targets and instead focus on “density done well.” He emphasised that great density is defined by thriving neighbourhoods where public space, mobility, services and …

  • 27 nov 2025
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‘Win a Trip to Sydney’ 2025 Winners Announced!

Congratulations to the winners of our ‘Win a Trip to Sydney’ promotion! A few lucky landscape architects from Australia and the US will experience the best of Sydney over several days in March 2026. Events include Street Furniture Australia’s VIP 40th Birthday Party, a factory tour, fine dining and more. The prize also includes return flights and 5-star hotel accommodation. US winners are hosted in collaboration with our distributor partner Spruce and Gander and will be announced soon. The 2025 Australian winners are: South AustraliaKiri BowmerJPE Design QueenslandCindy Pester Urbis VictoriaEmma BickerdikeTract Western AustraliaRose BaileyFour Landscape Studio Northern TerritoryAndrea Bleakley Bennett Architecture Northern TerritoryLanson IpBennett Architecture How did they win? All our Studio Workshops include a quick and fun game. The winning team are individually entered into a grand prize …

  • 27 nov 2025
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Trend Watch: Safer Parks for Women and Girls

The second edition of Safer Parks: Improving Access for Women and Girls brings renewed attention to how public green spaces must evolve to address longstanding safety and access inequities. The report builds on research from the University of Leeds and other partners and is now endorsed by the UK’s Police Crime Prevention Initiatives. The guidance is structured around three sections: ‘Eyes on the Park’ (ensuring sufficient presence and visibility of people to increase confidence), ‘Awareness’ (design and management interventions to boost perceived and actual safety), and ‘Inclusion’ (ensuring voices and experiences of women and girls shape the space). Ten guiding principles across these sections are illustrated with case studies showing how practical design, maintenance and usage strategies – such as sight lines, lighting, programming, local outreach and responsive maintenance – …

  • 3 nov 2025
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