For the traditional custodians of this land, ‘Kambri’ has been a meeting place for thousands of years. The name was gifted to the ANU by representatives of the Little Gudgenby River Tribal Council, Buru Ngunawal Aboriginal Corporation, King Brown Tribal Group, and the Ngarigu Currawong Clan.
The Kambri cultural precinct offers a new educational, physical, creative and social experience in a village setting. In time, this contemporary community space hopes to bring the spirit of place-making and gathering to the ANU.
A new cultural centre for the city
A new meeting place for Canberra opens in the heart of ANU »
Kambri at ANU has opened with five new buildings, a tree-lined promenade and a range of new shops and services.
Marie Reay Teaching Centre »
Superfloors, accessible AV and flexible spaces. A look inside Kambri’s new Marie Reay Teaching Centre.
Serving delicious food and exceptional coffee »
Campus favourites are opening up alongside new shops and services. Kambri offers everything from a quick-bite-to-eat, to a sit down meal. Not to mentioning our new bookstore!
Canberra’s newest pool & gym »
Our new gym and pool complex will offer the latest gym equipment, a 25 metre lap pool, spa, dry sauna and wet steam room.
All your medical and wellbeing needs »
The new health and wellbeing building, hosts a full package of medical services: GPs, nurses, psychologists, counsellors and more.
