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Kids can play archaeologist at The Rocks these school holidays. Now that’s got to be better than digging up your back yard!
The Kids Dig Program is a one-hour hands-on session which will see budding archaeologists discovering genuine artefacts at one of Sydney’s oldest historical sites. They could find bones, pottery, and other exciting treasures!
Sydney Learning […]
Think Mexican food is all about greasy, messy food guaranteed to add inches to your waistline? Think again. Australians have been misled about Mexican food, but Guzman Y Gomez looks to set to record straight. If you’re looking for sour cream and hard taco shells, you might want to try your local takeaway joint. But […]
It may be too cold to hit the waves right now, but you can enjoy the beautiful beach views of Bondi and Bronte all year round. Just take this easy seaside stroll to appreciate all the ocean has to offer.
The walk begins at the southern end of Bondi Beach, near the Bondi Icebergs swimming pool […]
Churches don’t come much more spectacular that St. Andrews Cathedral. This Anglican church, located in the heart of Sydney, is a superb example of Gothic architecture. I’m not religious at all, but I like to believe that if God does exist he’d like to hang out in a place like this.
Image source: Christopher Chan @ […]
Greenpeace’s largest and fastest ship, the Esperanza, will be docking in Sydney this weekend, and you can get on board!
The stopover is part of a 2, 300 km tour along Australia’s east coast, which looks to raise awareness and renewable energy and energy efficiency. The Greenpeace Energy [R]evolution Ship Tour will highlight the need for […]
The first day my husband and I spent at the Good Food and Wine show we fronted up without breakfast. If you’re going to go wine tasting, this isn’t a good idea.
So on the second day we decided to make sure our bellies were full. After the yummy dinner we had at Baia San Marco […]
When spending two days at the Good Food and Wine Show, you don’t want to think about getting yourself home. It’s imperative that you find somewhere within shambling distance, so that when you’ve over-indulged in the wine tasting it doesn’t really matter. For us, that place was the Oaks Goldsborough Apartments, situated just behind the […]
What do you do after a long day at the Good Food and Wine Show? Why, you go and eat!
Yes, my husband I probably didn’t need dinner on Saturday night, but the lure of Darling Harbour’s buzzing eateries proved to strong to resist. We opted for the Ice Cube Seafood Grill, deciding it was the […]
The cinema isn’t the place we’re used to seeing opera, but now you can as part of the Italian Opera Series.
On June 28 and 29 and July 2 Greater Union cinemas across Australia will screen Puccini’s La Rondine. The production was filmed at Venice’s Teatro La Fenice and boasts an outstanding international cast.
This opera is […]
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My legs are aching when I walk, and I’m utterly exhausted, but that’s what I get for spending the last two days in Sydney at the Good Food and Wine Show.
My husband and I are food and wine nuts. We arrive as the show […]
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Written by Lauren Katulka [email] for b5media.
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