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What's in the Barangaroo plan

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The final plans for Barangaroo South have been unveiled, boasting one hectare of parkland, an expanded waterfront walkway and open spaces for meeting and eating.

Hickson Park

* Open green lawns, with a tree belt made up of predominantly native trees

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* Meeting and eating spaces, free wi-fi and bike parking

* Cooler, shaded areas for the warmer months

Waterman's Cove

* Place to host events, entertainment, art and music

* Steps down to the harbour

* Public pier on the southern side of the cove

Wulugul Walk

* Final section of Wulugul Walk will complete the 14km waterfront walk from Garden Island to the fish markets

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* 30m-wide waterfront promenade

Barangaroo Avenue

* Barangaroo's "high street"

* Primary north-south route for cars and pedestrians

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* Slow speed street where pedestrians will outnumber cars

Waterman's Quay

* Grand tree-lined boulevard

* Tree-lined footpaths and pedestrian crossings

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* Slow-speed street for cars, pedestrians and cyclists.

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