888 Causeway | Co-working you co-own, in the Melbourne CBD An independent, member-run co-working co-operative in the Melbourne CBD, for small businesses and organisations in the social economy.

Co-working you co-own.

888 Causeway is an independent, member-run co-operative in the Melbourne CBD: a home for small businesses and organisations in the social economy, and a network for anyone building a more democratic economy.

8 hours labour

8 hours recreation

8 hours rest

A quiet room off Little Collins Street.

Level 5 of the Causeway Building, with desks, a whiteboard, wifi and a kitchenette. It's set up for working alone, meeting clients and thrashing out strategy, with the laneways, trains and trams right downstairs.

Collaborator members have access around the clock. The people at the desks run the place.

How co-working works
The Causeway, a busy Melbourne laneway with outdoor cafe tables
The 888 Causeway co-working room: white desks and mesh chairs along a row of tall windows, with plants and a warm floor lamp

Pick how you want to belong.

Every paid member is a co-owner with one vote, whether you use a desk or not.

Networker

$150 / 12 months

For people who want to help build the community, without a desk.

Become a Networker

Collaborator

From $1,250 / 6 months

For small businesses and organisations that want a desk.

Ask about a desk

Talks worth staying back for.

We host conversations on the social economy and public policy, most of them at the Kelvin Club, in the heart of the CBD since 1865. Recent speakers include Sharan Burrow AC, David Coats, Dr. Melanie Rieback and Nicholas Gruen.

The lit front door of the Kelvin Club in Melbourne Place

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International Day of Democracy: democracy beyond the ballot box

Employee and community ownership in Australia: a practical path for succession, shared prosperity and resilience

Developing communities in a post-USAID world

David Coats in Melbourne: the future of social democracy and co-operation

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Who's here.

Co-ops, peak bodies and social enterprises that work from, or are registered at, Level 5.

Co-working members

Registered address members