Peter Lynch 
“Magic is the only honest profession. A magician promises to deceive you and he does.” – Karl Germain, renowned American magician. Scott Silven is an accomplished story teller. And tonight’s story is about a young boy with an Ipod – remember those? – who is lost in a forest near his home in Hamilton, Scotland. Ostensibly, … Read more
New York’s famed Tony Awards have recognised Australian actress Sarah Snook and the Sydney Theatre Company’s production of The Picture of Dorian Gray. Snook, who plays 26 different parts in the remarkable and theatrically acclaimed production, won Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role and Marg Horwell won Best Costume Design in a … Read more
Stepping into “Titanic: The Human Story in Sydney is less like visiting a museum and more like embarking on a voyage through time, a journey that manages to pluck at every emotional string, leaving you laughing at the sheer absurdity of human hubris and weeping at the profound tragedy of it all. It’s ironic that … Read more
Here at The Sydney Travel Guide, we champion everything that makes our city unique and vibrant. From the iconic Opera House to the hidden laneway bars, we celebrate Sydney’s spirit. And that spirit, for generations, has included the reliable, ever-present white cab. In an era of ride-share apps and digital disruption, the sight of a … Read more
There is more to Sydney than its majestic Harbour Bridge and iconic Opera House. And now, tourist bosses at Destination NSW are embarking on a bold new mission: to convince the world – and Sydneysiders – that there’s more to discover beyond the postcard-perfect landmarks. A new campaign, the latest chapter in Destination NSW’s “Feel … Read more
Vivid Sydney 2025, the Southern Hemisphere’s largest multi-artform festival, opened last Friday – but snipers are already taking aim.
Sydney Harbour, renowned for its stunning beauty and iconic landmarks, offers many experiences for locals and tourists alike. However, few are as profound and eye-opening as a Tribal Warrior Aboriginal Cultural Cruise
The fight for the luxury fashion dollar is about to heat up with the high-profile opening of a new 6,000 square metre fashion boutique on the corner of Market Street. The opening is part of the redevelopment of the old David Jones food hall and menswear department, which will feature upscale retail and residential right … Read more
Right, that’s it. I’ve had it. I’m utterly incandescent with rage, and I’m going to need more than a stiff G&T to calm down. My neighbourhood, Potts Point – once a haven of understated cool, a place where one could enjoy a quiet morning coffee or a genuinely excellent bowl of pasta without being subjected … Read more
Sydney was home to theatrical royalty last night as Les Misérables The Arena Spectacular opened its Australian run at the enormous 6,000-seat ICC Sydney theatre. Les Mis, as it is affectionately known, was more than a match for this massive venue. It is a BIG musical with BIG songs, and a BIG story. Mackintosh was … Read more
