We're putting on a football (soccer) skills clinic in Centennial Park. 22 March 2010. Just $15 each child ($10 if Friends of Centennial Parklands member). 
All sports fields in Centennial, Moore and and Queens Park are closed from Mon 22-26 March, in preparation for the winter sports season. 
The April school holiday program is out now. Jam packed with fun activities to inspire and delight. 
We're running out our remaining stock, so pick up a Centennial Parklands 2010 Calendars with stunning photography for just 
Freedom of Information
In NSW, the Freedom of Information Act 1989 gives you the legal right to:
- obtain access to information held as records by State Government Agencies, a Government Minister, local government and other public bodies;
- request amendments to records of a personal nature that are inaccurate; and
- appeal against a decision not to grant access to information or to amend personal records.
How do I request Information?
Every day, government and other public bodies respond to many requests for general information from the public. This process will still be your first avenue of access to the information you wish to see.
To make an FOI request, however, take the following steps:
- Identify the information or document(s) you would like to see;
- Identify which agency or organisation is likely to keep that information. If you are unsure about the agency concerned, contact the agency's FOI officer or the Government Information Service. Remember, there is separate Freedom of Information legislation for other States and for the Federal Government (Commonwealth). NSW State Government legislation does not cover other States or Commonwealth agencies;
- Write your request on an FOI application form by phoning the Trust on (02) 9339 6699 or downloading an application form (PDF, 73kb) or in a letter and post or deliver it to the agency concerned;
- Provide as much information as possible about the document(s) you wish to see, such as file reference numbers; and
- Enclose the $30 fee with your application. If you are a pensioner or have financial hardship, the application fee is reduced to $15 (photocopy of proof of Centrelink benefit or Health Benefit Card to be provided with application).
Agencies generally have 21 days to provide the information requested in your application, however this period may be extended if third party consultations are required.
Sometimes processing fees may need to be charged to deal with applications. There are provisions for discounts to eligible applicants.
Further information
For further information refer to the FOI Act available from the NSW Government Information Centre, or FOI publications available through public libraries, community centres and government agencies, or contact Centennial Parkland’s FOI Officer on (02) 9339 6699.
