Interesting Australian sites, that you may not have realised were powered by Drupal

Sat, 01/09/2010 - 22:07 — em

Optimistic as I am about Drupal's future, gaining traction in the Australian market has been gradual. On the upside, this is likely to be sustainable growth and one that is sure to experience an uptick corresponding with the surging global interest in this powerful CMS.

A few fantastic Drupal implementations on Australian shores, that deserve the spotlight.

Community sites: http://booktagger.com, http://neemtree.com.au/culture-map, http://pool.org.au

Corporate sites: http://mcdonalds.com.au, http://sanyo.com.au

Government/political sites: http://pm.gov.au, http://alp.org.au

And especial kudos to the businesses and organisations that opted to use this CMS!

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