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Sydney Mardi Gras Parade Route: Viewing areas, road closures and more
Looking for the Mardi Gras parade route? You’re in the right place with our ultimate guide to planning your night for the big Sydney Mardi Gras Parade, which starts at 6:30pm on Saturday, March 1, 2025. The world-famous 47th annual … Read more
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NSW to trial $60 taxi fare from the airport. But how safe are Sydney taxis? Here’s how to avoid being scammed
For many tourists, their first experience of Sydney is stepping into a taxi at the airport. But over the years, there have been reports of visitors being stung by unexpected charges, drivers not using meters, or confusion over fees — leaving some travellers feeling frustrated and short-changed. Here’s how to avoid being scammed.
Bell Shakespeare announces its 2026 program, featuring a “camp reimagining” of Macbeth
The Bell Shakespeare 2026 program has been unveiled, and the lineup is looking better than ever, featuring iconic Shakespearean works alongside a “camp reimagining” of Macbeth.
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This Alcatraz-inspired pop-up bar is pure theatre
Following success in the UK, immersive events experts Inventive Productions and Fever are set to bring a unique prison-themed cinematic cocktail experience to Chippendale with sessions starting from early October. Alcotraz [get it?] is a new interactive cocktail bar that … Read more
Sushi Oe, Australia’s finest sushi bar, is moving to Sydney Fish Market
Cammeray’s Sushi Oe is generally considered the finest sushi bar in Sydney. Certainly the hardest to get into. For years, owner-chef Toshihiko Oe has watched his tiny six-seater sushi bar become one of the most sought after bookings in the … Read more
The 10 best bottomless brunches in Sydney
From buzzy izakayas in Potts Point to Mediterranean escapes on the harbour and disco-fuelled drag brunches in Surry Hills, Sydney’s bottomless brunch scene is bursting with flavour, flair and free-flowing drinks.
10 best new restaurants in Sydney
Sydney’s dynamic dining scene is constantly changing and never has this been more obvious than in the past few years. After a swift recovery from the pandemic, the city started demanding more luxurious, world-class restaurants and was given a big … Read more
Where to celebrate the Sydney Marathon this weekend (even if you’re not running)
For the first time ever, the Sydney Marathon kicks off this Sunday as an official World Marathon Major. But you don’t have to run to be part of it. Here’s where to celebrate.
Sydney’s Greek wave has washed in at Bondi and I can’t stop thinking about this galaktoboureko
Sydney is awash with new Greek restaurants, opening across the city every week—or at least it feels that way. We’ve got Akti in Woolloomooloo, Olympic Meats in Marrickville and Homer Rogue Taverna in Cronulla. The Greek obsession stretches far and wide, but now it’s taken a hold of Bondi with two new additions within weeks of each other.
Sydney’s distilleries unite on brand-new discovery trail
Sydney continues to aggressively respond to tired old calls that we’ve lost our creative spark. More parties are happening over at White Bay Power Terminal, for example, and now there’s been a brand new distillery trail revealed for Rozelle. That’s … Read more
Is this the most expensive chicken schnitzel in Sydney?
A chicken schnitzel is a staple in any Aussie bar or bistro. This golden, crispy breaded chicken cutlet is typically served with a side of hot chips and maybe some veggies in the form of a salad or coleslaw. On … Read more
These are our favourite Father’s Day menus in Sydney
You just know the old man is lying when he says he doesn’t want anything. It’s nice to say thanks every now and again with a grand gesture to show dad you appreciate the work he’s put in day in … Read more
Win $200 worth of German bier and bites for the ultimate Father’s Day lunch
Treat Dad to a Father’s Day lunch he’ll remember, with German bier and Bavarian bites at Munich Brauhaus in The Rocks. Find out what’s on the menu and how to enter our latest competition.
