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The Sydney New Years Eve fireworks display is famous across the world, with thousands travelling to see it. Don’t leave planning to the last minute — here’s what you need to know ahead of the big day. Ask me about New Year’s Eve and I’ll probably say it’s the most anticlimactic night of the year. … Read more
Sydney’s art institutions big and small are under threat, as the Art Gallery of NSW considers increasing the price of its ticketed exhibitions in the wake of the MCA’s introduced admission fees.
Whether your dad is adventurous, due some downtime or simply hard to buy for, here are our top picks for things to do in Sydney for Father’s Day. PS – it’s this Sunday, September 7!
Pickleball, which takes all the best bits of tennis, badminton, and table tennis and mashes them into a single game, has swept the Harbour City and it’s showing no signs of slowing down.
Now is the time to plan a Southern Highlands getaway as Bowral gets ready to host two spring celebrations during the Labour Day long weekend: Tulip Time Festival and the inaugural Horizontal Festival. Here’s everything you need to know.
Few Sydney swimming spots can rival the charm of Andrew Boy Charlton Pool. Standing tall over Woolloomooloo Bay, with the Royal Botanic Garden on one side and sweeping views across the harbour on the other, this gem has been a favourite of locals and visitors for generations. After a 16-month closure for essential upgrades, the … Read more
Father’s Day is right around the corner on Sunday, September 7. Not locked in plans yet? Don’t worry, you could win the ultimate family fun package in our latest competition with MANIAX. Looking for a Father’s Day gift that’s a little more bullseye than boring socks? We’ve teamed up with MANIAX Axe Throwing in Marrickville … Read more
Sydney Fringe Festival may be a way off yet, but we’ve got our first glimpse at this year’s program. Returning for its 16th year, the festival will expand north of the bridge for the first time and Western Sydney is even more present across the program. With an estimated 490 events taking place at more … Read more
It’s been a big week for the Art Gallery of NSW. First there was industrial action, then came the announcement that ticketed exhibitions might get a bit more expensive. This weekend, however, things look a little brighter as a major (and free) exhibition opens in the Naala Badu building. But, as the 21st free exhibition of the year, how many more can they afford?
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.
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