Brisbane has climbed 17 places to rank 16th in the 2025 Global Destination Sustainability Index (GDS-Index), ranking in the Top 20 global sustainable cities and Top 4 in the Asia Pacific.
The GDS-Index recognises leadership in renewable energy, sustainable transport and smart infrastructure.
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BSB is excited to share that we have officially moved into our new office at 77 Hope Street, South Brisbane, right next to Fish Lane.
Our previous office at Merivale Street was the home of BSB for 16 years and will soon be developed into a hotel.
The BSB team is settling in and look forward to welcoming members for a visit.
A massive 119 metre-long garden hose has just taken up permanent residence on the river outside GOMA.
The play structure and creation of Contemporary Australian artists, is located at Kurilpa Point – a traditional meeting and trading place for the Turrbal and Yaggera peoples.
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As part of the Sustainability Pledge, BSB would like to highlight sustainability success stories across the membership.
BSB member, Queensland Children’s Hospital has recently donated lifesaving medical equipment to LifeFlight, highlighting their ongoing commitment to sustainable resource recovery and waste reduction.
To share your organisations sustainability achievements, please contact us.
South Brisbane’s vibrant Fish Lane precinct has a new addition, Marlowe, opening in September 2025.
Aria has restored the 1938 apartment block at 105 Melbourne Street, reimagined with retail and several boutique offices.
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Glasshouse Theatre is the chosen name for Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) newest venue, which will welcome audiences in 2026.
Glasshouse Theatre will be the fifth venue at QPAC, making it Australia’s largest performing arts centre under one roof.
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