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List of prisons in Australia
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is a list of operational and former Australian prisons for adult males and females and youth detention
centres for juveniles. Prisons listed as "museum" are former prisons that are now open for public inspection and
tours.
Throughout the European history of Australia, particularly since its formation as a penal colony, Australia has had
many establishments for rehabilitation and incarceration. Altogether, there have been more than 180+ rehabilitation
centres, youth correctional centres and prisons in Australia.
Contents
1 Australian Capital Territory
2 New South Wales
3 Northern Territory
4 Queensland
5 South Australia
6 Tasmania
7 Victoria
8 Western Australia
9 Other
10 See also
11 References
Australian Capital Territory
A new prison was opened on 11 September 2008 at Symonston, called the
Alexander Maconochie Centre, named after Alexander Maconochie. The
centre is designed as a multi role facility to replace the Belconnen Remand
Centre and provide detention facilities so that prisoners who are currently
held in New South Wales facilities may be held locally.
Belconnen Remand Centre
Prisons in the Australian Capital Territory
Prison
Status
Classification
Managed
Opened
Closed Capacity
Location
Alexander
Maconochie
Centre[1]
Operational
Minimum to
maximum
ACT Corrective
Services
11
September
2008
No
Belconnen
Remand Centre
Closed
Maximum
ACT Corrective
Services
1986
30 April
2009
60 Belconnen
No
40 Mitchell
No
49 Symonston
Bimberi Youth
Justice Centre
Periodic
Detention
Centre[2]
Operational
Operational Minimum
ACT Department
of Disability,
3
Housing and
September
Community
2008
Services
ACT Corrective
Services
1962
300 Hume
Centre[2]
Symonston
Correctional
Centre[3]
ACT Corrective
Services
Operational
?
No
Total capacity
22 Symonston
411 (current)
New South Wales
The following list of operational and closed correctional facilities has been sourced
from the Corrective Services NSW and from the State Records archives.[4][5]
Main entrance of Goulburn
Correctional Centre, with
buildings designed by the
Colonial Architect, James Barnet
in 1884
Watch tower at Long Bay Correctional
Centre at Malabar.
Riverina Juvenile Justice Centre in
Wagga Wagga.
Prisons in New South Wales
Prison
Status
Classification
Managed
Opened
Closed
1998
?
? Grafton
14 August
1874
4 June
1943
? Albury
Acmena
Juvenile
Justice Centre
Operational
?
Juvenile Justice
NSW
Albury Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
Capacity
Location
Armidale Gaol Closed
?
n/a
14 August
1874
25 June
1920
Balranald Gaol Closed
?
Bathurst
Correctional
Centre
Operational
Bega Gaol
n/a
25 August
1887
1 August
1932
Minimum to
maximum
Corrective
Services NSW
14 August
1874
n/a
650 Bathurst
Closed
?
n/a
14 August
1874
1 May
1940
? Bega
Berrima Gaol
Closed
Minimum to
medium
n/a
1839
1909
? Berrima
Berrima
Correctional
Centre
Operational Minimum
Corrective
Services NSW
1949
n/a
75 Berrima
Biloela Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
circa 1
January
1888
12
September
1909
? Biloela
Bombala Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
30
26 January
November
1892
1939
? Bombala
Braidwood
Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
14 August 16 August
1874
1909
? Braidwood
Brewarrina
(Yetta
Dhinnakkal)
Centre
Operational Minimum
Broken Hill
Correctional
Centre
? Balranald
2000
n/a
70 Brewarrina
12 May
1891
n/a
89 Broken Hill
?
?
? Broken Hill
Corrective
Services NSW
Operational Medium
(initially as
Silverton Gaol)
Broken Hill
Juvenile
Justice Centre
? Armidale
Operational
?
Juvenile Justice
NSW
Burrowa Gaol
5
1 January
December
1889
1904
Closed
?
n/a
Cessnock
Correctional
Centre[6]
Operational
Minimum to
maximum
Correctional
Services NSW
1972[7]
n/a
750 Cessnock
Cobham
Juvenile
Justice Centre
Operational
?
Juvenile Justice
NSW
?
?
? St Marys
(or maybe
Boorowa Gaol)
Condobolin
Gaol
Cooma
Correctional
Centre[8]
Closed
Operational
Coonabarabran
Closed
Gaol
?
Minimum to
medium
(males and
females)
?
n/a
1
13 January
December
1902
1905
Corrective
Services NSW
1
November
1873 a
n/a a
n/a
2 October
1878
1 January
1903
? Boorowa
? Condobolin
160 Cooma
? Coonabarabran
Cootamundra
Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
Closed
?
?
1822
1914
Defence Force
Correctional
Operational
Establishment
?
Australian
Defence Force
1989
n/a
Deniliquin
Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
Dillwynia
Women's
Correctional
Centre[9]
Operational Medium
Corrective
Services NSW
204
n/a
200 Windsor
Dubbo Gaol
Museum[10] ?
Commonwealth
of Australia
1847
26 August
1966
? Dubbo
Emu Plains
Correctional
Centre[7]
Operational Minimum
Corrective
Services NSW
December
1914
n/a
Fort Denison
Museum
Maximum
National Parks
and Wildlife
Service
1788
?
?
Frank Baxter
Juvenile
Justice Centre
Operational
?
Juvenile Justice
NSW
?
?
? Kariong
Glen Innes
Correctional
Centre[7]
Operational Minimum
15 August
1928
n/a
95 Glen Innes
Goulburn
Correctional
Centre
Minimum to
Operational maximum;
supermax
14 August
1874
n/a
650 Goulburn
Grafton
Correctional
Centre[11]
Operational Medium
14 August
1974
n/a
270 Grafton
Grenfell Gaol
Closed
?
1 January
1877
1 January
1905
Hay Gaol
Closed
?
14 August
1874
31
October
1947
Ivanhoe
(Warakirri)
Correctional
Centre[9]
Operational Minimum
2000
n/a
50 Ivanhoe
John Morony
Correctional
Centre
Operational
1991
n/a
400 Windsor
Junee
Correctional
Centre[9]
Operational Medium
1993
n/a
850 Junee
2005
n/a
Darlinghurst
Gaol
Juniperina
Juvenile
Operational
Corrective
Services NSW
Minimum to
maximum
?
GEO Group
Australia
Juvenile Justice
NSW
25
31 August
November
1935
1886
15
14 August
November
1874
1935
? Cootamundra
? Darlinghurst
22
Holsworthy
Barracks
? Deniliquin
190 Emu Plains
Sydney
Harbour
? Grenfell
? Hay
? Lidcombe
Justice Centre
Kariong Youth
Correctional
Operational
Centre
?
Corrective
Services NSW
1991
n/a
Keelong
Juvenile
Justice Centre
Minimum
Juvenile Justice
NSW
1978
2009
Closed
Kempsey Gaol
(opened as West
Kempsey Gaol)
Closed
?
n/a
31
1 January
December
1884
1941
100 Kariong
? Unanderra
West Kempsey
Kirkconnell
Correctional
Centre
Operational Minimum
Corrective
Services NSW
28
November
1958
No
250 Sunny Corner
Leslie Nott
Afforestation
Camp, Laurel
Hill
Closed[12]
n/a
18 March
1957
23 June
1995
? Laurel Hill
Lithgow
Correctional
Centre
Operational Maximum
1990
n/a
Long Bay
Correctional
Centre
Operational Maximum
1909
n/a
b
Museum
Maximum
1848
28 January
1998
Mannus
Correctional
Centre
Operational Minimum
1930
n/a
Metropolitan
Remand and
Reception
Centre
(MRRC)[9]
Operational Maximum
1997
n/a
1,050 Silverwater
Mid North
Coast
Correctional
Centre[9]
Operational
Minimum to
medium
2004
n/a
500 Aldavilla
Mudgee Gaol
Closed
?
14 August 11 August
1874
1909
Mudgee
Narrabri Gaol
Closed
?
2
14 August
November
1874
1982
Narrabri
Oberon
Correctional
Centre[9]
Operational Minimum
Maitland Gaol
Parramatta
Correctional
Corrective
Services NSW
460 Lithgow
1,100 Sydney
400 Maitland
164 Tumbarumba
1930[13]
n/a
100 Oberon
Juvenile Justice
NSW
2000
?
45 Dubbo
Operational Medium
GEO Group
Australia
1983
n/a
893 Parklea
Closed
?
1842
3
September
Orana Juvenile
Operational
Justice Centre
Parklea
Correctional
Centre[9]
Minimum
?
Medium
580 Parramatta
Centre
1997
Port Macquarie
Closed
Gaol
?
Reiby Juvenile
Operational
Justice Centre
?
n/a
Juvenile Justice
NSW
circa 1
January
1952
31
October
1978
?
?
1984
?
33 Wagga Wagga
Port
Macquarie
? Airds
Riverina
Juvenile
Justice
Centre[14][15]
Operational
Silverwater
Correctional
Centre
Operational Minimum
?
n/a
? Silverwater
Silverwater
Women's
Correctional
Centre
Operational Minimum
1970
n/a
200 Silverwater
South Coast
Correctional
Centre[16]
Operational
2010
n/a
549 Nowra Hill
St Heliers
Correctional
Centre[9]
Operational Minimum
1990
n/a
280 Muswellbrook
Tamworth
Correctional
Centre
Operational Medium
1991
n/a
90 Tamworth
Taree Gaol
Closed
?
15
December
1884
31
October
1940
Taree
Trial Bay Gaol Museum
?
1886
1918
Arakoon
Tuncurry
Afforestation
Camp
Closed
?
26
October
1913
1 April
1938
Tuncurry
Wagga Wagga
Gaol
Closed
?
Wellington
Correctional
Centre
Operational Maximum
?
Minimum to
Maximum
Corrective
Services NSW
14 August 11 August
1874
1909
Corrective
Services NSW
2007
n/a
27
February
1928
Wagga Wagga
700 Wellington
Wentworth
Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
14 August
1874
Windsor Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
14 August 17 January
1874
1899
Wollongong
Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
14 August
1874
Wyalong Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
1 February 16 August
1899
1909
Wyalong
Yarrangobilly
Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
2
November
1966
Yarrangobilly
31
October
1915
21 July
1993
Wentworth
Windsor
Wollongong
Yasmar
Juvenile
Justice Centre
Closed
?
Juvenile Justice
NSW
1981
2006
36 Ashfield
Yass Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
1
16 August
September
1909
1883
Young Gaol
Closed
?
n/a
14 August
1874
1 August
1923
Total capacity
Yass
Young
4,927 (known)
^a Cooma commenced operations on 1 November 1873 with 31 cells. In 1876 it was reduced to a Police Gaol and then a
temporary Lunatic Asylum in 1877. The Centre closed temporarily in the early 1900s. The Gaol reopened on 8 March 1957
and was again closed 10 July 1998. Cooma Correctional Centre reopened for the second time in November 2001.
^b Maitland, now closed, had capacity for 400 inmates at its peak.
Northern Territory
Prisons in the Northern Territory
Prison
Alice Springs
Correctional
Centre
Status
Classification
Managed
Opened
Closed
1996
–
470
Alice
Springs
September
1998
–
10
Alice
Springs
1
Northern Territory
September
Correctional
1979
Services
–
Operational Maximum
Alice Springs
Juvenile
Operational Maximum
Holding Centre
Berrimah
Prison
Operational Maximum
Don Dale
Juvenile
Detention
Centre
Operational Maximum
Darwin
Correctional
Centre
Operational
Fannie Bay
Gaol
Closed
Minimum to
maximum
Maximum
Wildman River
Wilderness
Operational Minimum
Work Camp
Total capacity
Queensland
Department of
Community
Development,
Sport & Cultural
Affairs
Northern Territory
Correctional
Services
1989
–
September
2014
–
20
1
September September
1883
1979
1980s
Capacity Location
750 Darwin
38 Berrimah
1000 Holtze
? Darwin
20
Wildman
River
845 (current)
An aerial view of Boggo Road Gaol,
Brisbane, circa 1954.
Prisons in Queensland
Prison
Status
Classification
Managed
Opened
Closed
Capacity
Location
Arthur Gorrie
Correctional Operational Maximum
Centre
GEO Group
Australia
1992
–
890
Wacol
Boggo Road
Gaol
Now
operating as
a museum
July 1883
15 June
1992
?
Brisbane
Operational Maximum
Queensland
Corrective
Services
17
November
1989 &
reopened
on 07
March
2016
initially
closed 25
January
2012
494
Borallon
Operational Maximum
Queensland
Corrective
Services
2008
?
600
Wacol
Brisbane
Women's
Correctional
Centre
Operational Maximum
Queensland
Corrective
Services
June 1999 –
270
Wacol
Brisbane
Youth
Detention
Centre
Operational Maximum
Department
of
2001
Communities
105
Wacol
Cairns Gaol
Closed
Demolished
Prison
Department
8
7 April
September
1926
1897
-
Cairns
Capricornia
Correctional
Centre
Operational
High security/Low
security centres
Queensland
Corrective
Services
12
September –
2001
500
Rockhampton
Cleveland
Youth
Detention
Centre
Operational Maximum
100
Townsville
Borallon
Correctional
Centre
Closed
Maximum
Brisbane
Correctional
Centre
(formerly
known as Sir
David
Longland
Correctional
Centre)
Department
of
1980
Communities
–
–
Darling
Downs
Correctional
Centre
Closed
Low/Open
Queensland
Corrective
Services
10
30
170
December September
1994
2012
Ingham Gaol
Closed
Demolished
Prisons
Department
1885
John Oxley
Youth
Detention
Centre
Closed
Maximum
Lotus Glen
Correctional
Centre
Westbrook
6 August
1924
-
Ingham
Department
of
1987
Communities
2001
–
Wacol
Operational Maximum
Queensland
Corrective
Services
29 May
1989
–
500
Mareeba
Maryborough
Correctional Operational Maximum
Centre
Queensland
Corrective
Services
14
October
2002
–
500
Maryborough
Numinbah
Correctional
Centre
Operational Low/Open
Queensland
Corrective
Services
28
October
1940
–
129
Numinbah
Palen Creek
Correctional
Centre
Queensland
Operational Low/Open/Protection Corrective
Services
6
December –
1934
170
Rathdowney
Rockhampton
Correctional
Centre
Closed
High
Queensland
Corrective
Services
1969
Closed
Demolished
Prison
Department
7
3 October
December
1903
1872
Sir Leslie
Wilson Youth
Closed
Detention
Centre
Maximum
Department
of
1961
Communities
Southern
Queensland
Correctional
Centre
Minimum to
maximum
Serco
St. Helena
Penal
Closed
Establishment
Demolished
Stone River
Prison Farm
Closed
Toowoomba
Prison
Closed
(formerly
known as Etna
Creek Prison )
Roma Gaol
Townsville
Correctional
Centre
(formerly
known as
H.M.P.E.
Stewart's
Creek)
Operational
September
2001
Rockhampton
Roma
2001
–
Windsor
3 March
2012
–
300
Gatton
N/A
14 May
1867
December
–
1932
Demolished
Prison
Department
December 8 March
1945
1962
-
Ingham
Demolished
N/A
1864
1900
–
Toowoomba
Queensland
Corrective
Services
6 April
1893
–
494
Townsville
Operational Maximum
Brisbane
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