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Archive for July 2008

July 31st, 2008

Do It With Denim

Domayne at Alexandria could be the most unlikely space for an art exhibition ever. Yet that’s exactly where you’ll find Do It With Denim, a fun and funky exhibition celebrating Jeans for Genes Day.
Young design students have reworked their favourite pants into some functional and fashionable home furnishings. Considering how comfortable denim is to wear, […]

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July 31st, 2008

Step Back in Time at Simpsons

Old world charm meets modern luxury at Simpsons of Potts Point. This beautiful bed and breakfast is a restored mansion, which still retains the elegance of the 19th Century.
You’ll love the spacious rooms adorned with stained glass windows and hand-painted friezes. Unlike other accommodation options where each room is a carbon copy of the next, […]

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July 30th, 2008

AirportLink Will Get You There

Sydney is a popular destination for interstate and international tourists alike. But to be honest, our airport’s a little inconvenient for our visitors. Thankfully, its location doesn’t need to be a hassle anymore thanks to AirportLink. These trains are fast and convenient, which is just what you need after a long flight!
Stations are located directly […]

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July 30th, 2008

Dralion: Cirque Du Soleil’s Latest Sensation

Dralion is the latest production from the acclaimed Cirque du Soleil. It’s been seen by more than seven million people around the world, and it’s now in Sydney.
Dralion combines ancient Chinese circus traditions and the extravagance synonymous with the Cirque du Soleil name. The program’s name comes from the show’s two main symbols: the dragon, […]

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July 29th, 2008

Kings Cross Icon Gets a Modern Makeover

The Kings Cross Hotel is a Sydney institution. We’ve all gone there at some point. You’ve probably already made up your mind whether it’s your kind of pub or not. But now this well worn watering hole has had a facelift, it’s worth another look.
The owners have spent six years and millions of dollars restoring […]

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July 29th, 2008

Save On Car Hire With Europcar

Want to save cash while you’re getting around Sydney? Of course you do! Europcar makes it easy with some fantastic Green Light specials.
Until September you can take advantage of a range of deals, starting with small car hire from just $29 a day! You can also drive a compact four-wheel drive from $49 a day, […]

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July 28th, 2008

Degustation Dinner at the Circus

El’Circo is an exciting Sydney restaurant which puts the E in entertainment. Every Sunday night guests can enjoy a lavish nine-course menu with a side order of circus acts.
This exotic event is held inside Sydney’s Slide bar and nightclub. The club’s general manager Marc Kuzma wanted to create a European style venue that was more […]

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July 28th, 2008

Messing Around With Boats

The Sydney International Boat Show is jetting into Sydney Harbour this Thursday. Whether you’re in the market for a new vessel, or you just want to dream about it, this fun festival has plenty to satisfy.
This year there are six halls, spanning more than 28, 000 square metres, and more than 270 exhibitors in the […]

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July 27th, 2008

Suburb Spotlight: Cabramatta

Travel just an hour out of Sydney’s central business district region and it’s like visiting another world. Cabramatta more closely resembles a South-East Asian location than an Australian town, making it a rewarding stop for foodies and adventurous travellers alike.
Where: Sydney’s south west
How to get there: Take a 60-minute train ride from Circular Quay
Stay: There’s […]

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July 26th, 2008

AC/DC Exposed at Blender Gallery

Aussie rock music fans have their last chance to see one of the coolest photographic collections around this weekend. AC/DC Exposed showcases the works of Phillip Morris, a rock journalist who captured the band at the height of their fame.
The exhibition features some 60 photos, including the publicity shots for High Voltage and Jailbreak, previously […]

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