Past, Present & Future
Barangaroo is named after Barangaroo, a powerful Cammeraygal woman and leader of the Eora Nation. The Gadigal people, Traditional Custodians of this land, used the area for hunting, fishing, canoeing, swimming, and gathering on the foreshore.
Once a disused container terminal, Barangaroo has been transformed into a vibrant cultural, residential, business, and civic hub, offering some of the best things to do in Sydney. Central Barangaroo, the final stage of the precinct, will become its cultural and civic heart, linking the natural Barangaroo Reserve with the urban environment of Barangaroo South.
Explore the past, present, and future of Barangaroo and discover how this iconic precinct celebrates Sydney’s heritage, community, and waterfront lifestyle.
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About Barangaroo
Learn more about Barangaroo the woman, the history, place names and the native landscape around Sydney Harbour.
Building Barangaroo
This is the story of building Barangaroo into one of Sydney’s most vibrant and sustainable precincts.
A 21st century transformation
Barangaroo is brought to life through a commitment to sustainability, public spaces, art and culture, design excellence and partnerships.

Community & neighbours
The past meets the present at Barangaroo
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