Isabelle James 
Dine like Dua and sip your way across Sydney—if your pockets can stretch to the lengths the pop star’s playbook requires. Dua Lipa is a known trendsetter, from her fashion choices, dance moves and even her drink of choice (diet coke, jalapeños and pickle juice anyone?). In true Dua style, she’s been spotted dining at
Annie is back in Sydney at the Capitol Theatre in Haymarket. Directed by Karen Johnson Mortime, the story of the orphan and the billionaire features a talented cast, including Broadway star Anthony Warlow, original Wiggle Greg Page (who will be making his musical theatre debut) and up-and-coming star Mackenzie Dunne, whose grandparents were Australia’s original
The removal of shark nets will take place a month earlier than previously planned, due to increased turtle activity in NSW waters.
Waverley Council have passed a motion to bring a New Year’s Eve Festival back to Bondi Beach.
Jazz at the Lounge returns to Chatswood for a second year, offering an evening of live jazz with a mix of returning artists and exciting new talent. Concerts will take place in the Lounge room at The Concourse, one of North Shore’s favourite venues. It is only a four-minute walk from the new Chatswood Metro
St Paddy’s Day celebrations are kicking off in Sydney this weekend, which gives you the perfect excuse to indulge in a spice bag, the ultimate fast-food feast that combines the best of Irish and Chinese cuisine. A spice bag typically consists of hot chips, capsicums, onions and salt and chilli chicken. This deep-fried feast is
The Sydney Travel Guide is here to cure your Guinness cravings this Paddy’s Day, with our list of the best places to get a perfectly-poured Guinness in Sydney.
Luna Park’s Wild Mouse is back! See what the Sydney Travel Guide thought of the reopened ride.
Sydney has a rich multi-cultural food scene, with representation from a large variety of countries and plenty of places to try.
Want to celebrate International Women’s Day in Sydney this year but have no idea where to start? We’ve put together a list of different events that champion female voices and recognise the power of womanhood. There are lots of incredible talks happening this week, with speakers including sporting stars, pioneers within the creative industry and
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands where we work, live, and play. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and acknowledge this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
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