Light Up Blue
Landmarks turning blue for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
New South Wales
Balgowlah
– Light up: Month of September
Broken Hill
– Civic Centre: Month of September
Coffs Harbour
– The Big Banana: 26/09/2026
Drummoyne
– Concept Lighting Sydney: Month of September
Forbes
– Forbes Town Hall: 11–14 September
Goulburn
– The Big Merino: 1–15 September
– Visitors Information Centre: Month of September
Griffith
– Nancy Blumer Monument: Month of September
Gymea
– Tradies Gymea: 1–7 September
Hornsby
– Water Clock/Fountain: TBA – keep an eye out
Jindabyne
– The Big Chair Lift: Month of September
Knights Hill
– Illawarra Fly Treetops Adventures: Every Thursday in September
Macksville
– Macksville Bridge: Virtually for month of September
Manly
– Manly Town Hall: 4/09/2026
Morpeth
– Morpeth Bridge: 01/09/2026
Newcastle
– Newcastle City Hall Clock Tower: 4/09/2026
North Rocks
– Muirfield Golf Club: 9/09/2026
Orange
– Robertson Park, Whitney Fountain: Month of September
– South Court: Month of September
Parramatta
– Riverside Theatre: Month of September
Port Macquarie
– Town Square Centenary Lights: Month of September
Wagga Wagga
– Fitzmaurice Street: Month of September
Willoughby
– Urban Lighting: Month of September
Wollongong
– City Beach Function Centre: Month of September
Victoria
Bendigo
– Conservatory: 1–16 September
Cardinia
– Cardinia Cultural Centre: Month of September
Docklands
– Bolte Bridge: 01/09/2026
Flemington
– Citylink Sound Tube: 01/09/2026
McCrae
– McCrae Lighthouse: 6–13 September
Melbourne
– AAMI Park: 1/09/2026
– Federation Square: 16 September
– Melbourne Town Hall: 29–30 September
– Skyline Melbourne - Ferris Wheel: 18–20 September
Shepparton
– Monash Park Tree: 1/09/2026
– Mooroopna Water Tower: 1/09/2026
– Riverlinks Eastbank: 1/09/2026
– Victoria Park Lake: 1/09/2026
Queensland
Western Australia
Albany
– Albany Town Hall (CBD Precinct Lights): 1–13 September
Bunbury
– Guppy Park: 16–18 September
– Historic Arrol Crane at Jetty Road: 16–18 September
– Koolambidi Woola (Bunbury’s youth precinct): 16–18 September
– Koombana Bay Footbridge: 16–18 September
– Koombana Bay Foreshore: 16–18 September
– Marlston Hill Lookout: 16–18 September
– Marlston Waterfront: 16–18 September
– Richmond Reserve: 16–18 September
– The Navigators at the Koombana Drive roundabout: 16–18 September
Joondalup
– Joondalup Drive Bridge: 04/09/2026
Perth
– Council House: 5–6 September
– Matagarup Bridge: 04/09/2026
– Mount Street Bridge: 04/09/2026
– Northbridge Tunnel: 04/09/2026
– Sky Ribbon (Tonkin Highway): 04/09/2026
– Trafalgar Bridge: 5–6 September
Port Hedland
– Great Northern Highway – Interchange Bridge: 04/09/2026
South Australia
Adelaide
– Adelaide Convention Centre: 4th September
– Adelaide Entertainment Centre: 4th September
– Adelaide Oval: 2nd and 3rd September CONFIRMED
– Adelaide Railway Station: 3/09/2026
– Adelaide Riverbank Footbridge: 1/09/2026–19/09/2026
– MENZ Factory: 1/09/2026 CONFIRMED
– Parliament House of South Australia: 18/09/2026
– SA Power Networks: Month of September
– South Australian Medical Health Research Institute (SAHMRI): 1/09/2026–7/09/2026
– Sky City Adelaide: 1/09/2026–30/09/2026
– Unley Town Hall: 10–17 September
Kadina
– Kadina Town Hall: 16/09/2026
Kingston
– The Big Lobster: Month of September
Mount Gambier
– Lady Nelson: 1–5 September
– Riddoch: 1–5 September
Port Augusta
– Rotunda in the Gladstone Square Park: Month of September
Port Lincoln
– Port Lincoln City Council foreshore lights: Month of September
Roxby Downs/Outback
– BHP Olympic Dam mining site: Month of September
Whyalla
– HMAS Whyalla: 1/09/2026–12/09/2026
ACT
Acton
– National Museum of Australia: 16 September
– The Shine Dome: 1–12 September
Canberra
– Malcolm Fraser Bridge: 2–3 September
– Light rail stops: 2–3 September
– City Fountain: 2–3 September
Deakin
– Royal Australian Mint: 01/09/2026
Parkes
– National Carillon: 2 September
– John Gorton Building: 2 September
– Treasury Building: 2 September
– Questacon: 2 September
– Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) at Old Parliament House: 2 September
Tasmania
Hobart
– Tasman Bridge: 4 September
Launceston
– Launceston Town Hall: 18 September
– Seaport Bridge: 18 September
– Civic Square: 18 September
– Wrest Point Hotel: 1 September
Ulverstone
– Leven Bridge: 1-7 September
Northern Territory
Darwin
Darwin Civic Centre: 2-7/09/2026
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