From 1839 until the late 1960s, the Adelaide Treasury Building stood at the centre of the South Australia's administrative and governmental affairs. Hidden beneath this heritage building is an underground tunnel that connects a series of basements, including the old treasury vault and furnaces for lithographic printing to produce surveying maps. This buried secret is brought to life through a new virtual tour that reveals the rich history of finance and economic development in South Australia.

Experience a virtual showcase of the Adelaide Treasury tunnels and State Cabinet Room, showing how and why Treasury formerly operated as a bricks and mortar institution through to its digital equivalent in the modern age: 

From Bricks and Mortar to Clicks and Clouds.