It depends on the office and the contract. Head office has nicer facilities, whereas operations depot has smaller kitchens etc. If in head office, the dress code is more formal. Still, it's not that strict. Smart casual is acceptable.
Graduate, Auckland
Personally I have barely gone into the office as I am often site based, where I would wear Hi-Viz, long pants and work boots. From my memory of the few occasions I've been in the offices, they seems rather nice and dress code does not appear to be too strict so long as you are simply presentable with either a Polo or button up shirt.
Midlevel, Brisbane
We are located in a part of the city that is easy to park in, has lots of food and drink options available, and has a view of Barangaroo. The dress code is smart casual (very comfortable).
Graduate, Pyrmont
Old office space, but everything works and has everything required. Dress code is business casual
Graduate, Adelaide
Dress code is smart business, office space is an open office plan with an open kitchen. Free amenities like coffee and soft drinks, with plenty of microwaves, accessible spaces, and change rooms with bike lockers.
Midlevel, Sydney
I am based in a CBD location and transport to and from the office is simple with public transport and if you wish to drive in then there are many car parks around but they would be at your own expense as we do not have on site parking facilities.
Graduate, Perth
The office space in the city is great and the location is right in the city. When on-site, the office spaces can vary but are generally comfortable
Graduate, Brisbane