Western Sydney will be given a $1.3 million infrastructure boost with the Morrison Government unlocking funds toward planning for upgrades to Homebush Bay Drive. Part of the Urban Congestion Fund, the project will remove local bottlenecks and deliver a more reliable road network for commuters and freight. It’s expected about 210 local jobs will be..
Sydney Olympic Park has recorded its largest month for visitors to the parklands in April since it began monitoring numbers in 2003 as people turn to walking and cycling during the COVID-19 pandemic. The record month occurred despite all park play areas, picnic tables and bbqs closed and witnessed more than 336,000 visits across the..
The final stand of Lantana, a nationally recognised invasive weed species, will be removed this month from the Brickpit at Sydney Olympic Park as part of an ecological restoration project now in its 14th year. Over the period, more than 20,000 square metres of Lantana has been removed and in excess of 50,000 native plant seedlings..
The Sydney Olympic Park Business Association and the Western Sydney Business Chamber hosted a special webinar with the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, The Hon. Rob Stokes MP. Minister Stokes is the NSW Minister with portfolio responsibility for Sydney Olympic Park following the machinery of government changes last year. Sam Romaniuk, CEO of Sydney..
The Western Sydney Business Chamber has described Sydney Metro West as Western Sydney’s ‘Hoover Dam’ project that will help to kickstart the economic recovery after COVID-19 and support thousands of construction jobs. The NSW Government has announced it has started the tendering process for Sydney Metro West’s 50km of tunnels that will link Westmead and..
Update: 23 March 2020 Our primary concern is the safety of our visitors and staff. We ask all visitors to work with us in our efforts to prevent COVID-19 and be vigilant in their personal hygiene, social distancing and avoid attending our venues if unwell. Sydney Olympic Park Authority will continue to review its management..
A message to the Sydney Olympic Park community and our efforts to prevent COVID-19 Our primary concern is the safety of our visitors and staff. We ask all visitors to work with us in our efforts to prevent COVID-19 and be vigilant in their personal hygiene, social distancing and avoid attending our venues if unwell...
Statement from 2020 Sydney Royal Easter Show Posted on : 13 March 2020 Due to increased public concern, to protect the health of stakeholders and visitors, and in response to the Prime Minister and COAG’s direction that any organised mass gathering over 500 people should be cancelled, the 2020 Sydney Royal Easter Show is cancelled...
Last Tuesday, Infrastructure Australia (IA) released its 2020 Infrastructure Priority List. It is a well-researched list and gives the Business Association an opportunity to reflect on how Sydney is delivering on infrastructure and where we go from here. NSW is in the midst of a $90bn infrastructure spend, with the majority allocated to transport projects...
Sydney Olympic Park has been recognised as a global leader in sustainability, joining an elite group of precincts across Australia to achieve a 6 Star Green Star Communities rating. The Park has been awarded a 6 Star Green Star Communities rating by the Green Building Council of Australia in recognition of Sydney Olympic Park Authority’s..
