How can Sydney call itself a world-class city while its most iconic harbour park remains a compound?

Bradfield Park South isn't just local parkland. It's Sydney's front yard—opposite the Sydney Opera House, within the UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone, and beside the revitalised North Sydney Olympic Pool.

This is one of Australia's most important public spaces. Yet it's still fenced off, diminishing our harbour, our public domain and Sydney's global image.

A city that celebrates its harbour should protect it—not occupy it.

PREMIER: It's time to give Bradfield Park South back to the public.