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Our Vision – A Site for People

  1. Indigenous Cultural and Heritage Centre
  2. Truth and Reconciliation Park
  3. Shoreline Revealed
  4. Housing
  5. Australian Antarctic Program Headquarters
  6. State Library
  7. Sustainable Urban Transport Link
  8. Wild Swimming Basin
  9. Cenotaph
  1. Red Shed
  2. Safety and Security
  3. Vehicle and Pedestrian Streets
  4. Plaza Square
  5. The Long House
  6. Transit Hub
  7. Welcome Forecourt
  8. Surging Rivulet Exposed
  9. kunanyi
  10. Public Art
  11. Escarpment and Cenotaph Hill
  1. Solar Power Generation
  2. Post Industrial Infrastructure
  3. Pedestrian and Cycling Super Connector
  4. Green Rooftops
  5. The Goods Shed
  6. Cost Efficient and Debt Free Staging
  7. The Round House Ring
  8. Parking and Charging Stations
Sustainable Urban Transport Link

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Safety and Security

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Vehicle and Pedestrian Streets

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Plaza Square

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Welcome Forecourt

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Public Art

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Solar Power Generation

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Pedestrian and Cycling Super Connector

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Green Rooftops

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Cost Efficient and Debt Free Staging

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Parking and Charging Stations

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© 2025 Macquarie Point Vision Ltd

Authorised by Roland Browne, 115 Collins St, Hobart, TAS 7000

We respectfully acknowledge the Muwinina people as traditional custodians of the land upon which Greater Hobart is built.


They knew Macquarie Point as Nipaluna.

We recognise that the renaming of this place after the Governor of New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, who was known for ordering violent reprisals against Aboriginal people, constitutes a profound disrespect for the continuing relationship of Tasmanian Aboriginal people with their ancestral country.

We support the vision of Tasmanian Aboriginal people to create a Truth and Reconciliation Park at the heart of the Macquarie Point precinct as a way of healing the trauma of dispossession and genocide, and of celebrating the resilience and generosity of Tasmanian Aboriginal culture.