The POP! (Parramatta to Olympic Peninsula) Conference saw key stakeholders, transport and infrastructure experts and government and business leaders get together at ANZ Stadium to discuss some of the best ideas to fix the Olympic Peninsula’s access challenges and explore opportunities to better connect the precinct to the Parramatta and Sydney CBDs.
The BrandPro Challenge will discover which company has the best marketers in Sydney Olympic Park.
$500 prize for the company social fund, trophy for winners.
Competitors are in charge of marketing two brands in the BrandPRO world . Your objective is to maximize the value of your company represented by your Share Price Index (SPI).
NRMA's Blue Highways strategy for improvements to ferry services on Sydney Harbour and beyond was launched by NRMA CEO Rohan Lund at the POP! (Parramatta and Olympic Peninsula) Conference at ANZ Stadium last week.
The strategy includes the establishment of a new Western Quay transport interchange at Sydney Olympic Park and the introduction of new services to put Sydney Olympic Park within 30 minutes of both the Eastern Harbour (Sydney) CBD and Central River City (Parramatta) CBD, reducing the journey time by almost 30 per cent.
A $10 million boardwalk from Parramatta ferry wharf will connect cyclists and walkers to Meadowbank.
The critical link in the Parramatta Valley Cycleway has been promised in the NSW State Budget, due on June 19. It means users will avoid the 36 per cent gradient incline at the Gasworks bridge on MacArthur St and will make the ride from Parramatta Park to Sydney Olympic Park “seamless”.
More than 2,000 extra weekly bus services will be rolled out across NSW in the next 12 months, with customers living in the Northern Beaches, Wentworth Point, Penrith, Blacktown and Lane Cove among the biggest beneficiaries.
The NSW Government has today announced the service improvements which include an extra 60 services a week on route 533 from Sydney Olympic Park to Chatswood via Ryde and Wentworth Point, which currently operates during peak times only, to operate through Wentworth Point during weekdays and on weekends.
This year’s Taste of Origin campaign is taking shape and you too can be a part of it!
The Sydney Olympic Park Authority will be coordinating a promotion to encourage customers to “taste” at this year’s event, creating a dedicated “taste” map, organising advertising and promotions through our various networks and working with event partners to help local businesses theme their shops with merchandise and decorations in the week leading up to State of Origin 2 on Sunday 24 June.
Above & Beyond will be held at Sydney Showground on Saturday 9 June from 6pm to midnight.
Some intermittent sound will be played in the afternoon of Friday 8 June and the morning of Saturday 9 June for sound system checks and to obtain sound operating levels for the event.
Please call 02 9704 1020 for all sound level enquiries.
Make Music is a free celebration of music around the world o to be held on 21 June. Launched in 1982 in France as the Fête de la Musique, it is now held on the same day in more than 800 cities in 120 countries. This year, Sydney Olympic Park is joining the celebration of all things music!
Completely different from a typical music festival, Make Music is open to anyone who wants to take part. Every kind of musician — young and old, amateur and professional, of every musical persuasion — pours onto streets, parks, plazas, and porches to share their music with friends, neighbors, and strangers. All of it is free and open to the public.
Nothing hits you like Origin at The Brewery
Be part of true blue Origin excitement at our Live Blues site at The Brewery Bar + Kitchen at Sydney Olympic Park.
Watch the live broadcast of the Holden State of Origin series on our live outdoor screen from the comfort of a bean bag or stool in our beer garden.
Herbalife Nutrition’s Wellness Tour in Australia featuring headline speaker Dr Darren Burgess, Director of High Performance at Arsenal Football Club, will be presenting at HERBALIFE NUTRITION SYDNEY CENTRE, Suite 1 Ground Floor Quad 1, 8 Parkview Drive, Sydney Olympic Park on Friday 8 June.
Dr Darren Burgess will be leading the conversations to encourage Australians to embrace a healthy, active lifestyle.
