VICTORIA PARK

Also known by the Turrbal name of Barrambin, this heritage-listed park and sacred site is a site of significance including use for cultural gatherings prior to colonisation. The many beautiful trees, over 4,000 recorded and mapped by Brisbane City Council (Ref 1.) in Victoria Park are of great significance for local biodiversity. Some have a diameter of 1,200mm and are over 150 years old or more and provide a home for many inner city native animals including the squirrel glider.

Ref 1. Ecological Assessment Report, Brisbane City Council

The community partnered with Brisbane City Council and created a Master Plan for Victoria Park's future, see the masterplan below. 

Introducing GamesWatchDog2032

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The community watchdog has been established to uncover what’s really going on with the delivery plan of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. We are well informed and concerned citizens campaigning for a better deal for Queenslanders. We are a non-political, loose alliance of individuals from all walks of life, dedicated to reporting facts as accurately and transparently as possible.

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