The cherished and enigmatic webbed-foot platypus has made a comeback in the Royal National Park for the first time in nearly half a century in an ambitious re-wilding program. The translocation program is a collaborative project between the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Taronga
It is just over eighteen months since a new era for Lou’s Place commenced and it opened its doors from its new home in Redfern. The bigger facility has meant helping more women and for the first time in its 24-year history, they have needed
It was the fifteenth edition of the Malabar Magic Ocean Swim on Sunday 19 February 2023 and was a stunning day of joy and celebration for the 603 individuals, 62 teams and five corporate teams who participated in this year’s ocean swim event. The annual
On Wednesday 1 February 2023, the Ottomin Foundation confirmed its commitment to Football Australia for its continued financial support of the Pararoos and ParaMatildas for a further three years. At an informal but special ceremony, the Ottomin Foundation Chairman, Mr Richard Kovacs, confirmed funding of
Celebrating its 21st anniversary in 2022, Bear Cottage continues to be an uplifting and inspiring place where life is celebrated, lived to its fullest and also fondly remembered. The facility opened on 7 March 2001 as an integral component of the palliative care program by
The Ottomin Foundation is delighted to have played a role in facilitating the signing of a student learning partnership between Loreto Kirribilli and the Taronga Conservation Society. The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) by the two parties follows a number of months of
When the rare opportunity of restoring two dilapidated Victorian period Georgian style terraces in Millers Point presented itself in 2016, the Ottomin Group, being a long-term resident of The Rocks and passionate about early colonial architecture, was attracted to the opportunity of contributing to the
The ParaMatildas, Australia’s national football team for women with cerebral palsy or acquired brain injury, has become Australia’s most successful national football team by reaching the finals of the IFCPF Women’s World Cup, which was held in Salou, Spain on 17th May. The ParaMatildas were
The Pararoos, Australia’s national football team for men with cerebral palsy or acquired brain injury, will soon play their first match of the 2022 IFCPF World Cup, which is being held in Salou, Spain. The Pararoos are entering the tournament ranked tenth. This month, they
The Sydney Opera House provided a stunning backdrop for the launch of the ParaMatildas, Australia’s first international football team for women and girls with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury, and symptoms of stroke, on 7 March 2022. This momentous unveiling introduced to the public the