Acknowledgment of Country
We acknowledge the Wangal as the first Custodians of the land, air and waters now known as Sydney Olympic Park.
We pay respect to all First Nations People and our community Elders past and present.
Another very important day is marked on the 7th of September each year: Threatened Species Day.
As we crawl out from our blanket cocoons that shielded us against the winter chill, you’ll notice that the days are a little longer and the weather is a little warmer.
Sydney Olympic Park supports a rich natural environment that includes over 250 native animal species, over 400 native plant species and three endangered ecological communities.
When you look at an Australian Brush-turkey, you may not automatically think this bird has engineer status.
Whether it’s the warble of a Magpie, the laugh of a Kookaburra, or the screech of a Cockatoo...
Two Feet & A Heartbeat is a 4km walk, symbolising the four lives lost to childhood-onset heart disease (CoHD) each week.
Bad Bunny sets out for global domination with the long-awaited announcement of his “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour”.
They say you sometimes need to fake it until you make it, but in nature, there are species that need to fake it to survive.