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Amy can be found wandering through Sydney's art galleries or trying out new restaurants.

Daylight Saving ends this weekend – this is what it means for you

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Daylight savings starts this weekend

Spring is officially here, and Daylight Saving is about to begin across Australia. Since April, we’ve been making do with earlier sunsets here in New South Wales, but now we’re getting that extra hour of evening sunlight back. Starting on Sunday, October 4, here’s all you need to know before the switch in the early

The White Lotus in Sydney: these are the stars’ favourite spots

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Spotted any stars of The White Lotus in Sydney? Well there’s a high chance you could, as many of them have jetted in to the Harbour City ahead of the launch of streaming service Max. If you’ve been watching the latest season of The White Lotus, you’ll probably know about all the controversy currently flying

Sydney Beer Week is back for round two and venues are in the spotlight

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Sydney Beer Week is back for 2025. Image via Facebook.

Sydney Beer Week burst on to the scene last year, bringing seven days of events, creative collaborations and unique brews to the city. Last year’s festival saw breweries teaming up with local distilleries and other businesses to deliver events that Sydney’s beer lovers couldn’t get enough of. The city turned out in force for tap

I visited the Museum of Contemporary Art – is it worth the admission fee?

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Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art introduced admission fees earlier this year. Is it worth it? Find out what we think.

Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art introduced an admission fee in January, but is it worth paying for? For more than two decades the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) offered free access to the work of contemporary artists from Australia, the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. But as of January 31, visitors have had to pay a

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