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New York has the Empire State Building, and New South Wales’ capital has the Sydney Tower. Yesterday I told you about the tower’s restaurant, but that’s not the only way to enjoy Sydney Tower’s great views.
If you’re short on cash, or time, you can still take in this amazing 360-view from the Sydney Tower’s Observation […]
Classical music buffs take note. The Sydney Symphony is about to launch their third composer festival this year. This time, the event will honour the legendary Russian composer, Rachmaninov.
One of the world’s foremost Rachmaninov conductors, Vladimir Ashkenazy, will lead the Sydney Symphony for nine very special performances. The symphony will also enjoy guest performances by […]
The Sydney Tower Restaurant offers plenty of delicious food and one of the best views of the city you’re likely to see.
The restaurant sits 300 metres above the city centre, giving diners a bird’s eye view of Sydney’s gorgeous harbour across to the Blue Mountains. The restaurant slowly revolves, allowing guests to enjoy a 360-degree […]
Love art, but fed up with stuffy galleries? Then Sculpture by the Sea may be the exhibition for you. Australia’s largest free outdoor sculpture festival opens this Thursday.
Works from over 100 artists from 18 countries around the world will be on show until November 18. They include pieces from local sculptors Bert Flugelman, Anne Ferguson, […]
We all know the best wine in New South Wales comes from the Hunter Valley, but why go that far? The best drops in the valley are coming to the north shore next Sunday at the annual Hunter Uncorked event.
The festival runs from 11 am to 5 pm at The Esplanade, Balmoral Beach. It features […]
All too often, families are forced to downsize their holiday plans in the search for child-friendly accommodation. If you’re looking for something that’s a cut above the local caravan park, the Swissotel Sydney is for you.
A five-star hotel that actually welcomes children? It sounds crazy, but it’s true. The Swissotel has developed children’s rooms, which […]
In 2000, Sydney was in the world’s spotlight as it hosted the Olympic Games. It was seven years ago, but few have forgotten the beautiful surrounds of this awesome sporting event.
Today you don’t have to be a world-class athlete to enjoy what Sydney Olympic Park has to offer. Anyone can swim a few laps at […]
It’s that time again Sydney! That’s right: daylight savings will take effect from 2 am tomorrow morning. We all know that every year someone forgets, so make sure it’s not you! Turn all your clocks forward one hour before you go to bed tonight, especially your alarm clock!
Unfortunately this time around we miss out on […]
While thousands of inner-city walkers will tackle the Seven Bridges Walk on Sunday, mums and bubs in Sydney will be out for a more leisurely stroll. Not for any ordinary Sunday walk mind you: thousands of new mums will take part in the World’s Greatest Pram Stroll.
The free event encourages new mothers to get out […]
Sydney Uni’s always been a great supporter of live music, but they’re taking it to a new level with the Sounds in the Grounds Festival. All the fun will kick off from 7 pm on November 2.
This new annual event will showcase some of the hottest music talent in Australia and New Zealand. Gotye and Salmonella […]
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Written by Lauren Katulka [email] for b5media.
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