The museum’s opening of new, million-dollar apartments is delayed, while it also reveals Powerhouse ticket pricing for major exhibitions and a related art add-on. Reports say the museum confirms a family of four will pay $60 for access to its largest show, with an additional $100 for an add-on experience tied to the James Turrell installation.
The outlets provide the same core details on costs and the delay, but frame them slightly differently in coverage. Brisbane Times, The Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald all highlight the timing issue around the apartments’ opening, using the ticket information as part of the wider discussion about the museum’s offerings and customer charges. Together, they present the ticket figures and the postponement as key developments, with no outlet citing conflicting pricing or disputing the delay.
All three sources converge on the announced family pricing structure and the mention of delays to the new residential component, suggesting the developments are occurring in parallel rather than as separate stories.
