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Street Furniture Australia is coming to Greenscapes + Green Expo 2026
Visit us at Booth F25, Brisbane Convention Centre, 5–6 August. We’ll be launching a brand new product alongside a fun game—great prizes to be won.
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AILA South Australia, the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) and New Architects Group (NAG) packed out The Gallery in Adelaide with 180 landscape architects, designers, architects, students and industry professionals to celebrate the holiday season and new year.
Two new Forum seats, a cross between a backyard and street furniture bench, and a Cafe Round table, all powder coated in brilliant Bistro Orange, took centre stage for Street Furniture Australia’s selfie contest.
Entries featured a surprising number of matching orange accessories, selfies within selfies, and having a good time kicking up the heels, including:
Erica Vidinis from Campbelltown City Council is our winner – congratulations, Erica! Visit Street Furniture’s Facebook page to see all of the entries.
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Introducing WoodPlus™ – engineered wood
Tested for the demands of public space, WoodPlus offers the benefits of natural hardwood whilst minimising waste. Read More
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Introducing Linea
The Linea range is sleek and minimalist. 100% stainless steel frames support many colours, lengths and mounting types, including plinth and wall-fixed options. Read More
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Mel West and Lisa McPherson join Street Furniture Australia’s Queensland team
Street Furniture Australia welcomes Mel West and Lisa McPherson as Queensland Business Development Managers, strengthening support for landscape architects, councils and communities across the state. Read More
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Who knows a public space best?
Former St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter argues that the people who use public spaces every day should have a greater influence over how they're designed. Read More
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Street Furniture Australia is coming to Greenscapes + Green Expo 2026
Visit us at Booth F25, Brisbane Convention Centre, 5–6 August. We’ll be launching a brand new product alongside a fun game—great prizes to be won. Read More
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More trees don’t always mean cooler cities
Research from Melbourne, Munich and Hong Kong shows how plant selection can influence heat in unexpected ways—depending on local conditions. Read More
