Isabelle James 
We spent an afternoon on the water with Andrew ‘ET’ Ettingshausen and caught our first fish. Enter our competition to win tickets to Sydney Boat Show and you’ll learn everything there is to know about fishing, boats, marine gadgets and more.
Step aside, Oxford Street—King Street is now ruling Sydney’s high street scene. Now a solid entry on Sydney’s annual calendar, the riotous King Street Crawl took place last Sunday, and social media videos showed packed out bars with live music, flowing drinks and a vibrant, energetic atmosphere. The return of this free full day of
Returning for its 55th year, the annual City2Surf will once again take over Sydney this August. Find out when and where it is, and plan your viewing spot. The decades-old fun run has long held great importance for Sydney and the city’s sense of community, welcoming runners of all abilities to take on a 14-kilometre
Edinburgh Fringe Festival transforms the city each August and, as a fan (and performer), I was eager to discover Sydney Fringe and how it compares to its Scottish counterpart.
The NSW Blues need one more win to claim the series title, but you’ll win either way when you go to one of these pubs or sports bars to watch the action live on the screen.
After a two-year hiatus, Newtown’s free one-day festival is returning, bringing more than 160 artists to 26 venues for a full day and night. Read more to find out what to expect and who you can see at the festival.
Forget the Sunday scaries, Monday’s looking sweet thanks to World Chocolate Day on July 7. Look out for treats across the city, including free hot chocolate and big discounts.
Sicilian restaurant Zafferano Trattoria Mediterranea in Paddington has gone viral this week, after posting a reel to their Instagram announcing their closure. In the candid video, owner Isobel Galloway, who runs the restaurant with her partner, Sicilian-born chef Simone Crivello, opened up to her followers about the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on their restaurant.
The 50th anniversary of NAIDOC Week kicks off this Sunday, July 6, with celebrations taking place across the city. We’ve created a comprehensive guide to help you plan your week, including details on the most popular NAIDOC Week events and some exciting newcomers and performance debuts. From fireworks to art fairs, there are plenty of
You’d be forgiven for wondering if Sydney really needs another ‘small plates and good wine’ spot. As I made my way down to the recently opened Ette, discreetly tucked away on the ground floor of an unassuming office tower, I couldn’t help but wonder: would this one bring anything new to the table? Ette is
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