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A hall identified by the City of Sydney as providing an accessible adult change facility.
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Low-cost community transport for older people, people with disability, carers and transport-disadvantaged younger people. Options include access buses, shopping buses, individual transport and seniors’ social outings. Eligibility conditions may apply.
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ACU library with an accessible study room containing an adjustable workstation and reading technology. An accessible toilet is outside the entrance, and a low sensory space is also listed.
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An Eastern Creek hotel listing wheelchair access, a step-free entrance, accessible lifts and an accessible toilet, shower and change room. The excerpt does not specify guestroom shower design.
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A five-star CBD hotel with 415 rooms. Listed accessibility provisions include step-free room access and wheelchair-accessible bathrooms with hobless showers and shower seating.
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An aquatic centre named on Inner West Council's accessibility page, which offers bookings for pool hoist and water-wheelchair access at its aquatic centres.
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Art gallery offering wheelchair access, tactile and sensory tours, and Auslan interpreters. Disability parking is free, and support workers receive free entry to ticketed exhibitions.
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An aquatic centre included on the council accessibility page, with centre-wide information about booking pool hoist and water-wheelchair access.
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Australia’s first museum houses scientific specimens and cultural collections, including exhibitions about First Nations peoples. General entry is free.
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Maritime museum with lift or ramp access to every exhibition space. Facilities include accessible toilets, accessible parking and audio-induction loops in key areas, with free access for carers.
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A tour listed on Sydney’s official tourism website with accessibility information that includes a Changing Places or Lift & Change toilet, an accessible bathroom, and step-free entry.
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A fully enclosed neighbourhood playground with swings, slides, climbing nets, balancing equipment and a see-saw. A shade sail covers the play area, and barbecues and public toilets are available.
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A small, naturally shaded playground for younger children, featuring ship-themed equipment, swings, a slide and a climbing fort. The space is partially fenced and has seating and public toilets.
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A Mascot bar and grill serving pub favourites and grilled dishes, with indoor and outdoor seating and vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.
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Bondi offers bookable beach wheelchairs, wheelchair storage lockers and a level promenade, with accessible amenities at North Bondi.
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Restaurant in Customs House with indoor and outdoor terrace dining. Wheelchair access is available, but lift weight restrictions and two stairs to the main indoor dining floor require advance discussion with reservations.
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Sandy Sydney Harbour beach beside Sydney Harbour National Park, with accessible parking and a seasonal beach mat to help visitors cross the sand.
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Four-hectare water recreation park with pools, interactive water play, landscaped grounds and picnic facilities. Swimming requires tickets during the swimming season; the water play area and grounds are free during the off-season.
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A University of Sydney museum with ramp entry, lifts and a semi-secluded outdoor area offering quiet reflection or sensory reprieve.
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A fenced playground for younger children with swings, a slide, rockers and climbing equipment. Facilities include shade, seating, barbecues and a cubby-house quiet space.
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Community transport connecting older adults, young people and children with local centres, events and activities. The service offers accessible, affordable transport for people who have difficulty using public transport.
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Adjoining Narrabeen Beach, Collaroy has a beachfront precinct with wheelchair equipment, a beach ramp, accessible picnic facilities and inclusive playground features.
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Swimming, fitness and leisure facility near the Sydney Boulevard Hotel, with ramp access to hydrotherapy and leisure pools, a pool hoist and an on-site aqua wheelchair.
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On Sydney’s southern Bate Bay coastline, Cronulla Beach offers wheelchair access and free beach mobility equipment, with shaded grass and a playground behind the sand.
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City library with step-free entry, lifts, accessible toilets and assistive computer equipment. Hearing support is available in the children’s area and Ideas Space 2 meeting room.
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A swimming venue included among the council's aquatic centres on its page offering pool hoist and water-wheelchair access bookings.
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Community park with water slides, water spinners, playground activities, sports facilities and picnic areas. Its water play area operates daily from September to April, with wet play wheelchairs available through an online booking request.
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Entertainment venue near Bankstown Airport offering amusements and activities, with bookings for parties, corporate events and whole-venue hire.
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A council aquatic centre named on the accessibility page, which provides general booking information for pool hoist and water-wheelchair access.
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University library with a level 3 assistive technology lab offering specialist software, hardware and staff assistance. Access to the lab requires registration with Inclusion and Disability Services.
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A bar and bistro in Cammeray that welcomes people with access needs and caters for wheelchair users, with several booking and complaint contact options.
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A Sydney beach identified as offering beach wheelchair loans, with advance contact recommended to arrange hire.
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Single-floor library with ramp access from Glebe Point Road and level entry from Wigram Street. Accessible toilets, mobility parking and adapted computers are available.
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A small, fenced playground for toddlers and younger children, with shaded areas, seating and a rubber surface providing wheelchair access to equipment.
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Library beside Green Square train station with mobility parking, level entry, lifts and accessible toilets. Computer adaptations and a hearing support system are also listed.
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An aquatic and recreation centre identified by the City of Sydney as providing an accessible adult change facility.
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Venue with step-free access throughout its venues, limited free wheelchair hire and a Changing Places facility on level 2.
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An event venue providing accessible theatre seating and quiet rooms for sensory breaks. Its visitor information also includes visual-story and sensory-map resources.
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A permanent quiet room where visitors can rest and manage sensory needs, with comfortable seating and dimmed lighting. Entry is through the Convention Centre main entrance.
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An inclusive playground reopened in September 2024 after redevelopment, with sensory features and opportunities for climbing, bouncing, digging, balancing and splashing.
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A two-floor library providing accessible computers with assistive hardware and software. It also has a lift, an accessible toilet and hearing support in the level 2 AV training area.
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A council aquatic centre listed alongside information about reserving pool hoist and water-wheelchair access for swimming visits.
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Heritage-listed harbourside amusement park offering rides, entertainment and immersive experiences.
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Aquatic centre with heated indoor and outdoor pools, children's water play, swimming lessons and aqua aerobics. The 25-metre indoor pool has ramp and hoist access.
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Manly’s ocean beachfront stretches from South Steyne to Queenscliff. Council lists a beach wheelchair, accessible showers and toilets, and an inclusive playground at North Steyne.
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A playground with a sensory-focused zone featuring an infinity mirror, voice tubes, an inclusive junior carousel and rockers.
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Shopping centre on Pitt Street Mall with disabled access noted by Destination NSW. Visitors are advised to contact the operator for details; quiet hours and sensory accommodations are not specified.
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Library with ramp entry, mobility parking, accessible toilets and adapted computers. Its mezzanine is reached only by stairs; no library collection is stored there.
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ACU library with an accessible study room, adjustable workstations, accessible toilets and a low sensory space. Lift access must be requested from the information desk or security after hours.
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Aquatic and fitness centre offering ramps into every pool, aquatic wheelchairs and mobile pool hoists. Visitors can book access assistance, and an adult accessible changing space includes a hoist.
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A city-centre hotel listing step-free entrances and room access. Bathroom provisions include hobless showers, shower seating, grab rails, handheld shower hoses and curtains rather than shower doors.
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A playground participating in the NSW Everyone Can Play Program, with more than 80 per cent described as accessible to children of all abilities.
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A playground within Centennial Parklands featuring a swing designed for children using wheelchairs.
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A Paddington pub whose accessibility listing welcomes visitors with access needs, including wheelchair users.
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Heated outdoor swimming pool in Surry Hills, described by the council as fully accessible, with a planted green roof and public art.
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QT Sydney lists the QT King as its accessible guestroom option, with a roll-in shower, shower grab bar, lowered fittings and wheelchair-accessible doorways.
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A museum and cultural centre exploring queer history and culture, with exhibitions and performance venues across four campus buildings.
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A garden with most areas accessible by wheelchair or walker, free wheelchair borrowing, and wheelchair-accessible toilets at the Visitor Centre, Mare and Foal Lawn and The Calyx.
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A city-centre hotel offering a choice of wheelchair-accessible rooms. Its accessibility listing includes step-free room access, hobless showers, shower seating and bathroom grab rails.
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A northern Sydney recreation and events venue containing Ku-ring-gai’s largest inclusive playground. The grounds also offer picnic shelters, barbecues and spaces for sports, festivals and other activities.
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A central Sydney library with historical collections, family history resources and children’s holiday activities. Listed accessibility provisions include a hearing loop, accessible parking, lifts and an unlocked accessible public toilet.
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A Sydney hotel with accessible rooms featuring spacious layouts, walk-in showers with handrails and lowered controls. Lifts serve every guest floor, and public spaces have wheelchair access via lifts and ramps.
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Recreation park offering a water wheelchair on request and buggy assistance to particular areas. Visitors are advised to arrange the water wheelchair ahead of their visit because availability is limited.
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A low-stimulus room for international passengers who feel overwhelmed, anxious or distressed. Sydney Airport also provides sensory maps and journey planners to help passengers prepare for travel.
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A Sydney hotel offering accessible rooms designed to support movement and convenience. The hotel also states that all its function and event spaces are accessible.
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The Opera House describes relaxed performances that allow patrons to move in and out, with staff assistance to find a quieter foyer space and a social story supplied beforehand.
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Historic function venue near public transport, hosting occasions ranging from concerts to conferences. Accessible entry is available from Druitt Street, with directional signs around the building.
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A large playground with slides, swings, sand play, climbing ropes and a flying fox, plus water pumps and fountains.
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A library offering wheelchair access and accessible computers equipped with large print keyboards, trackballs, magnification and screen reading software. Onsite and nearby mobility parking are available.
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An all-abilities playground featuring water and sand play, musical elements, trampolines, a carousel and a climbing tower with a ramp. Shade, seating and changing facilities are available.
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A single-floor library offering wheelchair access and accessible computers, with automatic entrance doors and an accessible toilet.
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