Accessibility

Sydney Olympic Park is a place to be enjoyed by everyone. To ensure the website can be enjoyed by everyone, we have tried to maintain our site using guidelines for web accessibility. On this page, you’ll find a description of some of the features of this Web site.

Zoomable layouts and text

Our design can be resized using your browser’s text and layout zoom controls. In most browsers, you can magnify text, images, and the entire layout.

Internet Explorer

In Internet Explorer 7 and 8, use the magnifying glass icon in the bottom right corner of the Explorer window. Find out more about Page Zoom in Internet Explorer.

If you prefer to simply increase the text size, select the Page Menu, then Text Size, then select your choice of size, from smallest to largest. Find out more about changing text sizes in Internet Explorer.

In Internet Explorer 6, only the Text Size option is available.

Firefox

In the View menu, choose Zoom, and then select Zoom In or Zoom Out. You can also choose Text Only, which will increase the size of text while leaving the layout and images alone. Find out more about Page Zoom in Firefox.

Safari

Safari’s Zoom In and Zoom Out feature magnifies text, images, and layouts. In the View menu, choose Zoom In or Zoom Out. If you prefer to resize text only, select Zoom Text Only. Find out more about Zoom in Safari.

Text and reading

In our written material, we’ve tried to use words that can be understood by everyone. If there’s something on our site that you find confusing, please let us know using the form below so that we can improve it.

Standards and advice

For most pages, we've done our best to make sure that most pages meet the World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines at conformance level (AA), and we’ve followed the recommendations of the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission’s Web access and Disability Discrimination Act advisory notes.

Your comments

If you are having trouble using the Sydney Olympic Park Authority site, we want to hear from you so we can improve the site, both for you and for others. Please fill in the form below to let us know how we can do better.

Notice Board

Buses will replace trains to Olympic Park from Lidcombe station on 23 and 24 June due to track work.

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P6H car park will be temporarily unavailable on Wednesday 13 June 2012.

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The Mobile Blood Service will be visiting Sydney Olympic Park on Monday 14 and Tuesday 15 May.

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Wentworth Point is the10th urban precinct of Sydney OlympicPark, supporting the future growth of Sydney Olympic Park. Its Ferry Wharf makes it another of the major gateways to the

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Upcoming road closures in Sydney Olympic Park:

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Auburn Council will be undertaking road works on Bennelong Parkway from Wednesday 9 May 2012, which will result in changed traffic conditions.

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The fitness station in Bicentennial Park will be relocated approximately 250 metres north of its current location, near car park 10F.

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Work has commenced on installing traffic lights at the intersection of Edwin Flack Ave, Birnie Ave and Shane Gould Ave to improve safety.

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Sydney Olympic Park Authority is building a major regional playground at Blaxland Riverside Park.

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Stage one of the Murray Rose Avenue extension east of Australia Avenue is underway and due for completion in early 2012.

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