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Archive for November 2007

November 24th, 2007

Canadian Films Hit Sydney

I have an unhealthy love of Canada. I’ve got a bunch of Canadian friends, and I just love Michael Bublé, Canadian Idol, and Degrassi High. So I was pretty excited to see the Possible Worlds Canadian Film Festival is heading to Sydney.
The festival brings a selection of Canada’s best new features, short films, and documentaries […]

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November 23rd, 2007

Something Special at the Sofitel

If you’re after a little luxury while visiting Sydney, the Sofitel Wentworth has the answer. The pampering starts the moment you arrive when you book one of their club rooms.
There’s no need to worry about parking your car, because the valet does it for you. While they’re taking care of the hard stuff, you can […]

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November 23rd, 2007

Becks Touches Down

In just days, soccer superstar David Beckham will play his only game on Australian soil. His new team LA Galaxy will square off against Sydney FC at Telstra Stadium on Tuesday 27 November.
This is the first time Becks will play with his new teammates outside North America, and his first visit to Australia.
Now, there aren’t a […]

By Lauren -- 2 comments

November 22nd, 2007

The Best Spot on Oxford Street, Rambutan

Rambutan offers more than just good food. It’s also one of the hottest nightspots in the city, with celebrities like Jennifer Hawkins and boyfriend Jake Wall regularly sampling the speciality cocktails.
The bar, on the groundfloor of the chic Thai eatery, has a very cool, laidback vibe. The instrumental music is subtle yet funky, allowing you to […]

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November 22nd, 2007

Giving $2 is Streetsmart

The Streetsmart initiative gives you the chance to enjoy great food, and feel good doing it. Until December 24, diners at participating eateries can add $2 to their bill to help homeless people through the Streetsmart program.
Streetsmart gives money to small, local charities that are often miss out on fundraising assistance. 
During last year’s campaign, diners […]

By Lauren -- 3 comments

November 21st, 2007

Sydney’s Christmas Parade

Think those big festive parades only happen in America? Think again. This year Sydney holding its own Christmas Parade, and it’s set to be as spectacular as anything you’ll see overseas.
Thousands are expected to turn out to watch as this magical parade winds its way from Wynyard to Tumbalong Park. More than 30 towering floats, […]

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November 20th, 2007

Wharf Revue Takes Aim at the Election

With the federal election drawing ever closer, everyone’s mind seems to be on politics. If you’d rather have a laugh at the pollies than watch another desperate political ad, Beware of the Dogma is for you.
Wharf Revue veterans Jonathan Biggins, Drew Forsythe and Phil Scott wrote and star in this modern satire. Its chief concern […]

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November 20th, 2007

Morgan’s Boutique Hotel Gets Revamp

Morgan’s Boutique Hotel has just had a facelift, so there’s no better time to stay at this Victoria Street landmark.
The hotel offers 26 spacious suites and apartments, including two romantic honeymoon rooms. All rooms are air-conditioned with modern kitchenettes, cable television, and en-suite bathrooms.
A stay at the hotel wouldn’t be complete without sampling the cocktails […]

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November 19th, 2007

Sydney Gets Ready for The Deck

It hasn’t even opened yet, but already The Deck Bar and Brasserie has all the makings of one of the hottest spots in Sydney.
There’s the location, right on the water at Milsons Point. This gives the restaurant million-dollar views of Sydney Harbour and the Botanic Gardens which are sure to entice diners.
Then there’s the […]

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November 19th, 2007

Christmas Concert at Martin Place

Is it really only five weeks until Christmas? Don’t panic: that’s still plenty of time to buy those presents, decorate your house, and start the cooking. This week, rather than getting stressed, I recommend sitting back and enjoying the wonder of the festive season.
There’s no better way than the annual lighting of the Martin Place […]

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