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Arrival

From the airport, a convenient and relatively inexpensive way to reach your hotel or the conference room is by taxi (about AU$ 20).

By train is not much cheaper (about AU$12); but if you arrive on Monday morning during rush hour and intend to go straight to the conference room, it might be faster: The conference room is about 15-20 minutes on foot from Redfern Station (there is no bus stand or taxi stand there).

For more information on public transport, see www.sydneytransport.net.au and the Transport Infoline website (which has a Trip Planner and Timetables).

Locations

The conference venue is the Darlington Centre Conference Room 1 (R15 on the Campus Map) at the University of Sydney ("Darlington Campus" on the Overview Map), very close to the City Road entrance.
Public Transport:
The Centre is walking distance (5-10mins) from Redfern train station. Alternatively, the 422, 423, 426, and 428 bus services to and from the City stop on City Road close to the Centre.

Accommodation addresses:

Oakford City West:
23 - 33 Missenden Road, Camperdown NSW 2050, (+61 2) 9557 6100. (Opposite Sancta Sophia College, F1 on the Campus Map).

Rydges Camperdown
9 Missenden Road, Camperdown NSW 2050, (+61 2) 9516 1522. (Opposite Sancta Sophia College, F1 on the Campus Map).

Women's College
15 Carillon Avenue, Newtown NSW 2042, (+61 2) 9517 5000 (O11 on the Campus Map).

Early or Late Arrival

Oakford City West
If you are staying in a Oakford City West Serviced Apartments, and you will be arriving outside reception hours (Mo-Fri: 7am - 8pm, Sa-Sun: 8am - 4pm), please contact the conference organisers to make an arrangement.

Rydges Camperdown
Rydges Camperdown Hotel has 24 hours reception

Women's College
If you are staying in the Women's College, and you will be arriving there before 7.30am or after 10pm, please ring the duty manager from the airport on 9517 5007 as the reception is only open between these hours.

Climate

September is the beginning of spring in Sydney. Days will in general be sunny but possible cool, with maximum temperatures between 12 and 17 degrees Celsius; it might rain as well. At night, it will get quite cold; expect around 7 degrees Celsius.
You will need a warm pullover, a jacket and maybe a raincoat or an umbrella. The sunlight can be very bright, so you might want to bring sunglasses as well.
GART Webmaster (Joost van Hamel)
Last modified: Tue Aug 24 15:45:02 EST 2004