The Sydney Traveler

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 is the upcoming federal election, but it also takes a swipe at the un-Australian sentiments of ex-pat Germaine Greer, Catholic Youth Day, and the downfall of the SBS.
The Wharf Revue has been in the business for eight years, and they only seem to get funnier. …read more

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The federal election is just two weeks away, and climate change seems to be the topic on everyone’s lips. But don’t just talk about it - do something about it!
So many of us are doing our best to reduce our individual carbon footprints, but the best way to make a difference is to join together. Thousands of Australians are doing just that tomorrow by participating in Walk Against Warming.
The event looks to show our political leaders than the community wants decisive action on climate change. With so many events around the city, there’s no reason not to participate. Walks will take …read more

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I’ve got to tell you, keeping this blog has certainly been a challenge lately. You all know why: APEC. How can I encourage you to spend time in Sydney when the city’s in virtual lockdown? What’s the use of telling you about all the great tourist attractions, when you probably won’t get to see them anyway?
If you’re not in Sydney, it’s difficult to understand what all the fuss is about. After all, APEC is designed to bring together the leaders of the Asia-Pacific region. They’ll discuss economic growth and build stronger relationships with one another, and all will be rosy. …read more

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