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MLAK Locations—June 2012 People with a disability can purchase their own universal key from their local member of the Master Locksmiths Association (1800 810 698; 03 9645 9995; www.masterlocksmiths.com.au). Eligibility is restricted to people who have a mobility difficulty or who have written authority from: · a doctor, or · a disability organisation, or · a local council or community health centre, or · the centre management or owner of a building with an accessible toilet on site. Council Location Type NSW Armidale Tourist Information Centre Dumaresq St, Armidale toilet Curtis Park Dumaresq & Marsh Sts, Armidale Liberty swing Ashfield Ashfield Civic Centre 260 Liverpool Rd, Ashfield toilet Ashfield Mall Liverpool Rd, Ashfield toilet Ashfield Pool Elizabeth St, Ashfield toilet Auburn Auburn Station Rawson St, Auburn toilet Auburn Central Shopping Cnr Queen St & Harrow Rd, Auburn toilet Centre Ballina Wigmore Arcade River St, Ballina toilet Bankstown Marion St Carpark Marion St, Bankstown toilet Deverall Park Yanderra St, Condell Park toilet Lake Gillawarna Henry Lawson Dr, Georges Hall toilet The Crest of Bankstown Carysfield Rd, Georges Hall toilet Bathurst Centennial Park Rocket St, Bathurst toilet Machattie Park cnr Russell St & Court House Ln, toilet Bathurst Morse Park Cnr Sydney Rd and Havannah St, toilet Bathurst Carrington Park Durham St, Bathurst toilet George Park Browning St, Bathurst toilet Bicentennial Park Stanley St, Bathurst toilet Sportsground Cnr Howick & Havannah Sts, Bathurst toilet Mcphillamy Park Brocks Skyline, Bathurst toilet Hector Park Vittoria St, Bathurst toilet Adventure Playground cnr Hope & Durham Sts, Bathurst toilet Eglinton Hall Alexander St, Eglington toilet Baulkham Hills Spinal Cord Injuries Australia 1 PO Box 397, Matraville NSW 2036 PH (02) 9661 8855 1800 819 775 www.scia.org.au Council Location Type Charles McLaughlin Crestwood Dr, Baulkham Hills toilet Reserve Kenthurst Park Hindle Terrace, Bella Vista toilet North Rocks Park Off North Rocks Rd, Carlingford toilet Ellerman Park Kenthurst Rd, Glenhaven toilet Tourist Information Centre Old Northern Rd, Glenhaven toilet Bellingen Council park (behind history Hyde St, Bellingen toilet musem) Blacktown Seven Hills Station Terminus Rd, Seven Hills toilet Blue Mountains Blackheath Carpark (behind Govetts Leap Rd, Blackheath toilet the Ivanhoe Hotel) Sutton Park (south of Great Western Hwy, Blackheath toilet township) Blaxland Shopping Village Great Western Hwy, Blaxland toilet (behind IGA) Blaxland Mall (near Mall) Station St, Blaxland toilet Glenbrook Park (near Visitor Great Western Hwy & Ross St, toilet Information Centre) Glenbrook Studleigh Place (next to a Katoomba St, Katoomba toilet Telstra building) Katoomba Fair (ground Parke St, Katoomba toilet floor) Leural Mall Megalong St, Leura toilet Mt Wilson Rural Fire Station The Avenue, Mt Wilson toilet (opposite the Community Hall) Springwood Carpark (near Macquarie Rd, Springwood toilet Post Office) Coronation Park (across Station St, Wentworth Falls toilet from the shops) Botany Bay Sir Joseph Banks Park Waratah St, Botany toilet Burwood Burwood Plaza, Level 2 Railway Pde, Burwood toilet Byron Swimming pool Deacon St, Bangalow toilet opp Brunswick Heads Surf South Beach Rd, Brunswick Heads toilet Club Clarkes Beach Lawson & Messinger Streets, Byron toilet Bay Surf Club Bay St, Byron Bay toilet Amenities Binna Burra Rd, Federal toilet Waterlily Park Yambil Dr, Ocean Shores toilet Spinal Cord Injuries Australia 2 PO Box 397, Matraville NSW 2036 PH (02) 9661 8855 1800 819 775 www.scia.org.au Council Location Type Sports field Beech Dr, Suffolk Park toilet Tyagarah Air Strip Prestons & Tamer Lns, Tyagarah toilet Cabonne Morris Park Rodd St, Canowindra toilet Sports Oval Rodd St, Canowindra toilet near McLaughlan St Obley Str, Cumnock toilet Recreation Ground Edward St, Molong toilet Community Hall Forbes St, Yeoual toilet Camden Showground Grandstand, Off Cawdor Rd, Camden toilet Onslow Park Larkin Place Larkin Place, Camden toilet Macarthur Park Menangle Rd, Camden toilet Camden Library (behind) John St, Camden toilet Campbelltown Mawson Park Queen St, Campbelltown toilet Koshigaya Park Camden Rd, Campbelltown toilet Campbelltown Showground King St, Campbelltown toilet Glenquarie Town Centre Victoria Rd, Macqauarie Fields toilet (near Centre Management) Canada Bay Quarantine Park Spring St, Abbotsford toilet Timbrell Park Henley Marine Dr, Five Dock toilet Brays Bay Reserve Mary St, Rhodes toilet Rotary Park, Brays Bay Concord Rd, Rhodes toilet Reserve Canterbury Lees Park Crieff St, Ashbury toilet Gough Whitlam Park Bayview Ave, Earlwood toilet Campsie Centre Amy St, Campsie toilet Campsie Public Library Amy St, Campsie toilet Campbell Oval Princess St, Canterbury toilet Ewen Park Tennent Pde, Hurlstone Park toilet Punchbowl Park Tennis Viola St, Punchbowl toilet Courts Belmore Rd Belmore Rd, Riverwood toilet Bennet Park Karne St, Riverwood toilet Riverwood Park Coleridge St, Riverwood toilet Wiley Park (nr amphitheatre) Edge St, Wiley Park toilet Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust Centennial Park, children's Grand Pde, Centennial Park toilet cycle track Centennial Park cnr Dickens Dr & Loch Ave, Centennial toilet Park Spinal Cord Injuries Australia 3 PO Box 397, Matraville NSW 2036 PH (02) 9661 8855 1800 819 775 www.scia.org.au Council Location Type Centennial Park, behind cnr Parkes Ave & Grand Pde, toilet cafe Centennial Park Centennial Park, nr Grand Pde, Centennial Park toilet Federation Pavillion Moore Park, opp. SCG Driver Ave, Paddington toilet Queens Parks, opp. Moriah Baronga Ave, Queens Park toilet College Moore Park, opp. Antiques Sth Dowling Sts, Surry Hills toilet Centre Moore Park, opp. Bat & Ball cnr Cleveland & Sth Dowling Sts, Surry toilet Hotel Hills Cessnock Miller Park New England Hwy, Branxton toilet Council administration via Cumberland St, Cessnock toilet building car park Margaret Johns Park Boundary St, Kurri Kurri Toilet Rotary Park carpark Barton St, Kurri Kurri toilet Peace Park Cessnock Rd, Weston toilet, Liberty Swing Chatswood Chatswood Station Victoria St, Chatswood toilet Coffs Harbour Palms Shopping Centre Harbour Drive, Coffs Harbour toilet beside Woolgoolga Caravan Beach St, Woolgoolga toilet Park Cowra Cowra Caravan Park Lachlan & Vauz Sts, Cowra toilet Squire Park Kendal St, Cowra toilet Crookwell Coleman Park (front of pool) Goulburn St, Crookwell toilet CBD cnr Goulburn & Spring Sts, cnr toilet Goulburn & Spring Sts Fairfield Multi storey car park Dutton Ln via Hugh St, Cabramatta toilet Cabramatta Sports Ground Lunn Court, Cabramatta toilet Car park (behind BKK vehicle access via Hughs St, pedestrian toilet Shopping Centre) access via Freedom Plaza, Cabramatta Cabramatta Rugby League 24 Sussex St, Cabramatta toilet Club Cabramatta Community Cnr McBurnie Rd & Railway Pde, toilet Centre Cabramatta Endeavour Sports Ground Kalora Ave, Canley Vale toilet Netball Club House Carrawood Park Quest Ave, Carramar toilet Bonnyrigg Plaza Bonnyrigg Ave, Fairfield toilet Spinal Cord Injuries Australia 4 PO Box 397, Matraville NSW 2036 PH (02) 9661 8855 1800 819 775 www.scia.org.au Council Location Type Fairfield Forum Shopping Station St, Fairfield toilet Centre Fairfield City Library Cnr Barbara & Kenyon Sts, Fairfield toilet Car park Downey Lane, Fairfield toilet Fairfield Park Grandstand Vine St, Fairfield toilet Neeta City Shopping Centre Smart St, Fairfield toilet Springfield Park Junction St, Old Guildford toilet Knight Park Donald St, Old Guildford toilet Gloucester Billabong Park (bus shelter) Denison St, Gloucester toilet Gosford Avoca Surf club 10 Vine Street, Avoca Beach toilet Copacabana Surf club 223 Del Monte Place, Copacabana toilet Kariong Progress Hall (near Woy Woy Road, Kariong toilet playground) Killcare Surf club Beach Drive, Killcare toilet Niagara Park Shopping Washington Park, Niagara Park toilet Centre North Avoca Surf club North Avoca Parade, North Avoca toilet Terrigal Surf club The Esplanade, Terrigal toilet Umina Surf club 509 Ocean Beach Rd, Umina toilet Ocean Beach Surf club The Esplanade, Umina toilet Wamberal Surf club 1 Dover Road, Wamberal toilet Home Central West Gosford 356 Manns Rd, West Gosford toilet Peninsula Plaza Shopping Blackwall Rd, Woy Woy toilet Centre Goulburn Amenities block Market St, Goulburn toilet Great Lakes Wade Park Crawford St, Bulahdelah toilet Pebbly Beach Head St, Forster toilet Tourist Information Centre Boomerang Drive, Pacific Palms toilet RSL Hall Memorial Ave, Stroud toilet Visitors Information Centre Myall St, Tea Gardens toilet John Wright Park Manning St (The Lakes Way), Tuncurry toilet Griffith Memorial Park Banna Ave, Griffith toilet Community Gardens Coolah St, Griffith toilet CWA Park (near Ambulance Banna Ave, Griffith Toilet, Liberty Station) Swing Banna Park Banna Ave, Griffith toilet Memorial Park Yenda Place, Yenda toilet Wade Park Twigg Rd, Yenda toilet Henderson Oval Gorton St, Yoogali toilet Holroyd Gipps Rd Sporting Complex Gipps Rd, Greystanes toilet Spinal Cord Injuries Australia 5 PO Box 397, Matraville NSW 2036 PH (02) 9661 8855 1800 819 775 www.scia.org.au Council Location Type Bus Interchange Terminal Place, Merrylands toilet Hornsby Tennis Centre Amenities Peel Rd, Baulkham Hills toilet Block Col Sutton Reserve, Baulkham Hills Rd, Baulkham Hills toilet Amenities Block Tourist Information Centre 656 Northern Rd, Dural toilet Ellerman Park, Amenities Pellit Rd, Dural toilet Block Epping Station Beecroft Rd, Epping toilet Hornsby Station Station St, Hornsby toilet
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