Olympic Statue Sculpture 'Keeping the Flame Alight' Olympic statue ** Please note this sculpture has been temporarily removed from display ** Cast in bronze and standing 3.3 metres tall, this sculpture captures the Olympic spirit. It was commissioned in 2000 - the year of the 27th Olympiad, held in Sydney Australia in September the same year.
 Discover WA's Olympic and Paralympian heroes honoured at the unique outdoor walkway. Revisit their names and achievements and the sculpture symbolizing the Olympic spirit. Trail Icons
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