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We can look forward to some fascinating talks at the Customs House library in the coming weeks.
On Tuesday, local author Emily Maguire will speak. She’s written the novels The Gospel According to Luke and Taming the Beast, along with essays on sex, religion, culture, and literature. With such hot button topics as these, Emily’s talk […]
Last night my parents and I headed out west to catch Santana at ACER Arena. We weren’t really sure where we should head for dinner, so we decided to turn off at Ryde and see what took our fancy. My parents are big fans of clubs, so when we spied Ryde City Bowling Club I […]
In 2005 the local community provided feedback for upgrades to three parks in the Eveleigh precinct. On Saturday the revamped Hugo Street Reserve, Yellowmundee Park, and Pemulway Park will be unveiled to the public.
So what’s changed? Well, local artists Bronwyn Bancroft and Dale Jones have created a stunning mural on the fence of Hugo Street […]
It’s Wednesday, and we’re all dragging our feet anxiously awaiting the weekend. Nothing gets you over a midweek slump like coffee. But coffee isn’t just coffee anymore, is it? It’s a cappuccino, or a chai latte, or an affogato or macchiato. And according to The Sunday Telegraph, what you drink is often down to where […]
Mardi Gras comes to a colorful climax this weekend with the annual Mardi Gras Parade. If you’ve never been to this sassy spectacular, you’re really missing out.
Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade has a reputation as one of the most glamorous, naughtiest, and most spectacular parades in the world. It’s a celebration of the […]
Late last year a revolutionary new player entered the Sydney entertainment scene. Springfield’s Restaurant and Bar brings together fine dining and exemplary alcohol in a unique environment. Visitors can enjoy upmarket a la carte meals, a few drinks, or combine the two.
“Unlike North America, much of Europe and even Melbourne, Sydney has a very lineal […]
Sydney Harbour is the heart of the city. This beautiful water wonderland will be honoured at Sydney Harbour Week, which lasts from March 1 to 9.
The annual celebrations help Sydneysiders and tourists learn more about the harbour’s history, watch some fantastic events, and cool off in the harbour’s waters.
“Every year the event goes from strength […]
Mexican food is hot hot hot in Sydney this summer. No, I’m not talking lashings of sour cream and dodgy beans. I’m talking about real Mexican food. A couple of months ago I told you about about Mad Mex Fresh Mexican Grill, but this is just the tip of the iceberg.
“The food a lot of […]
After all this rain and a much cooler summer than usual, Sydney’s gardens are looking more beautiful than ever. So it’s a perfect time to get to the Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden, located on the north shore.
This native bushland features short and long tracks to suit all ages and fitness levels. Beginners will love the wheelchair […]
More than 40 of the world’s top skaters will hit Bondi tomorrow for Bowl-a-rama, the biggest pro-skate comp in the Southern Hemisphere.
International stars like Steve Caballero, Bucky Lasek, and Omar Hassan will skate alongside Australia’s own Corbin Harris and some hot upcoming local talent. And this year it’s not just about the men either. For […]
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