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The Brisbane radio stations HIT105 and Triple M will be moving next June from North Quay to The Barracks.
Southern Cross Austereo (SCA) Brisbane, parent to the two stations, will leave its longtime headquarters at North Quay.
It will relocate to Level 4 at The Barracks, 61 Petrie Terrace, in a 10-year lease deal with options.
According to SCA, it will be one of the biggest and most technical relocations in radio history in Australia, with two fully operational and broadcasting radio stations relocating – some 125 team members – with no break in transmission.
The 2,150 square metre space at The Barracks will be completely redesigned and custom-fitted.
With the goal of staying local to Brisbane SCA will be working with Jane McConnell Interior Design and Mettle Projects to deliver the new space.
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Planning is well underway for the commencement of construction and fitout on December 1 and SCA General Manager Damon Rielly (pictured above) expects the move to take place in June 2019.
Southern Cross Austereo has used North Quay as its headquarters since September 2000.
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HIT105 and Triple M announce new Brisbane headquarters

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Morris Porperty Group has announced its latest project in Canberra, The Barracks.
The mixed-use project is the 17th from the group within a 5 kilometre radius of the city centre.
The 2.6 hectare site was purchased in June and is located between London Circuit and Vernon Circle.
Architects Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp has been engaged for the project.
The projects first stage will include a public car park with 750 spaces.
Once completed, The Barracks will have around 6000 square metres of retail, including a supermarket and restaurants.
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