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Sydney Olympic Park Authority is responsible for managing and developing the 640 hectares that comprise
Sydney Olympic Park and maintaining it as a lasting legacy for the people of New South Wales.
Under the management of the Authority, the Park has rapidly developed into an important urban centre and built on its legacy as a premier destination for sporting, entertainment and cultural activities and one of Australia’s largest urban parklands. To learn more, watch the Sydney Olympic Park video.
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Socceroos secures position in Rio under the golden lights of Sydney Olympic Park
Just a fortnight ago Sydney Olympic Park was turned blue in a magnificent light show to support the NSW Blues in the State of Origin I; this week Sydney Olympic Park transformed to a gold town as the Socceroos secured their spot in Rio.
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Children receive Giant aspirations during new excursion at Sydney Olympic Park
One hundred primary school students were treated to a unique educational day, never been offered before, at Sydney Olympic Park in the hope to build giant aspirations for their futures.
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Signing of contracts secures more commercial office space at Sydney Olympic Park
Sydney Olympic Park nine to five is a remarkably different sight compared to major event times, where jerseys and flags are swapped for suits and ties as this post Olympic precinct is activated by a growing workforce of over 140 organisations.
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New exhibition space at Sydney Showground gets green light
Sydney Showground’s event capabilities will be further enhanced having recently received approval from Sydney Olympic Park Authority to expand the Southee Complex to provide a new, purpose built pavilion suitable for exhibitions and multi-use events.
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Majestic White-bellied Sea-Eagles nest in the Park for 2013 breeding season
Sydney Olympic Park’s resident White-bellied Sea-Eagles have returned to their nest in Newington Nature Reserve for the 2013 breeding season.
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