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SAY 'G'DAY' AS SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK CELEBRATES AUSTRALIA DAY

Sydney Olympic Park and Auburn Council invites the whole community to celebrate Australia Day at Bicentennial Park with free entertainment for the entire family; set in the beautiful surrounds of one of Sydney's most distinctive locations. Featuring:

Australia Day Ambassador, Olympic Swimmer Sarah Ryan
Free kids rides, face painting and craft activities
Youth Village with DJ Workshop
Dorothy the Dinosaur Show at 4.30pm and 6pm
Live music performers by The Bushwackers, Enormous Horns and local youth and multicultural talent
Community bazaar
The parklands Explorer Train

Two uniquely Australian programs will be shown on the huge outdoor screen, Skippy The Bush Kangaroo at 6.30 pm and Crocodile Hunter - Collision Course at 8.30 pm, starring everybody's favourite crocodile man - Steve 'Crikey' Irwin!

Movies and music will be combined with plenty of fabulous food from around the world and every visitor has the chance to win tickets to an advance screening of 'Spanglish' starring Adam Sandler, at Reading Cinema Auburn, this is one action-packed day out!

WHERE: Bicentennial Park at Sydney Olympic Park

WHEN: 3pm-10pm, Wednesday 26 January, 2005

Transport

If travelling by train the Olympic Park Sprint train service will operate every 10 minutes between Lidcombe and Sydney Olympic Park.

If travelling by bus Sydney Bus route 525 operates from Strathfield or Parramatta direct to Sydney Olympic Park.

If travelling by car there is limited free parking in Bicentennial Park and over 10,000 car parking spaces from $3 an hour available.

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FOR MEDIA ENQUIRIES OR IMAGES ONLY:

Megan O'Neill, Verve Communications (02) 8234 4300 / 0404 038 733