Darwin Innovation Hub located at Level 1/48-50 Smith St, Darwin City NT 0800, Australia

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Andrea Totaro

4 Google Rating

Cool building, just hung out at the lobby with my laptop to try it out.

4/ 5

Cool building, just hung out at the lobby with my laptop to try it out.

Rob Lanceley

5 Google Rating

I went to Darwin and needed to innovate and this was the perfect place to innovate in Darwin. Nuff s

5/ 5

I went to Darwin and needed to innovate and this was the perfect place to innovate in Darwin. Nuff said

Dave Gurran

5 Google Rating

Very professional yet friendly business hub

5/ 5

Very professional yet friendly business hub

Rodney Lambert

5 Google Rating

Amazing environment for creatives, startups and forward thinkers. Great place to hold conferences an

5/ 5

Amazing environment for creatives, startups and forward thinkers. Great place to hold conferences and events as well as business meetings. The serviced offices have tremendous support from staff and are the perfect size.

Karina Bourne

5 Google Rating

Fantastic facilities, meeting rooms, online meeting tech and the staff are helpful.

5/ 5

Fantastic facilities, meeting rooms, online meeting tech and the staff are helpful.

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