THE ZADKO OBSERVATORY

The 1.0 metre f/4 fast-slew Zadko Telescope was installed in June 2008 approximately seventy kilometres north of Perth at Yeal, the Shire Gingin, Western Australia. Since has been operation it proven its worth by detecting numerous Gamma Ray Burst afterglows, two these being most distant `optical transients' imaged an Australian telescope. Other projects include a contract with European Space Agency (ESA) to image potentially hazardous near Earth asteroids (2019), monitoring space weather on nearby stars and photometry transit Saturn's moon Titan (2018). Another active project is tracking Geo-stationary satellites attempting use classify various debris (defunct satellites). Telescope's importance as potential tool for education, training, public outreach cannot be underestimated, global awareness astronomy (and science) context teaching science continues increase. An example this national media coverage contribution discovery colliding neutron 2017, capturing imagination public. In proceeding, I will focus practical aspects managing robotic Observatory, focusing sustainability Observatory technical management involved hosting different commercial projects. review evolution from early, single instrument, state current multi-telescope multi-instrument capabilities. finish outlining future site.