Adelaide Street, Brisbane
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Adelaide Street runs parallel to Queen Street and Ann Street in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Parks and buildings along Adelaide Street include the Brisbane City Hall, King George Square, ANZAC Square and ANZAC Square Arcade, Post Office Square, Brisbane Square and the Law Courts Complex.
A busy thoroughfare, Adelaide Street is also a well-known area for buses. For information, see the Adelaide Street Bus Mall article.
At the moment (2007), Adelaide Street has been disrupted by the building of the busway tunnel from the Queen Street Bus Station to the currently being built King George Busway Station.
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 ANZAC Square Arcade entrance (at the corner of Adelaide Street / Edward Street intersection) |
 QueensPlaza entrance (at the corner Adelaide Street / Edward Street intersection) |
 Starbucks entrance at QueensPlaza in Adelaide Street |
 ANZAC Square with |
 Adelaide Street, showing the Brisbane City Hall and the entrance to the King George Square Carpark |
 Adelaide Street side of the Law Courts Complex, with the statue of "Themis" — "Greek Goddess of Justice" (at the Adelaide Street / George Street intersection) |
 Post Office Square — view from Adelaide Street — showing the park area above on Queen Street level, and the shops and food court below on Adelaide level |
 Post Office Square — view from ANZAC Square, showing the park area above and food court and shops below, on the Adelaide Street level |
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