Hackerspaces are awesome community resources where you can access great tools and enhance your DIY/geek skills. We’ve rounded up every active and permanent Australian hackerspace we could discover on an easy-to-navigate map.
Picture: Angus Gratton
Our primary source for this data is the Australia sub-page on Hackerspaces.org. The embedded map links to the relevant pages so you can find out pricing and resources. (Hackerspaces typically charge a membership fee, though some will allow casual usage.)
Click on a button to highlight details of a specific space. (If we’ve missed one, let us know and we’ll add it. Note that we’re only covering active hackerspaces, not developing groups, in this post.)
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4 responses to “Australian Hackerspaces: Lifehacker’s Complete List”
Sorry, but I’m not seeing the utility of this. The three spaces in SE Qld are just pins dropped on locations (Caboolture, Brisbane, Gold Coast). No details about where exactly the spaces are or what they have.
They’re links to the websites of the spaces. Sure, it might be nice to see on the map, but the information is only a click or two away.
Hmm, I could swear that when I clicked on these links not half an hour ago, nothing happened.
Hell yeah, I have been curious about this since reading your articles syndicated from the US site