Review: White Bay Power Station, a grand industrial relic now a cathedral of culture
Sydney White Bay Power Station, once the engine driving the expansion of a modern city, is now a must-see treasured historical landmark.
Sydney White Bay Power Station, once the engine driving the expansion of a modern city, is now a must-see treasured historical landmark.
There is something quietly extraordinary unfolding in Leichhardt, in Sydney’s Inner West. Tucked within the Italian Forum, the Teatro, a 300-seat theatre, is setting out to become one of Sydney’s most compelling new arts hubs.
Handa Opera on the Harbour’s Phantom of the Opera has sold more tickets than any other production.
And on opening night, we found out why.
It’s stunning, spectacular and wildly entertaining.
Hollywood’s biggest stars. But they hated each other. Then they were cast to play in the same movie. That’s when the fireworks…
The website says: French soul. New York edge. London polish.… a dash of Sydney mischief. The Darling Glebe is all of those.
As the latest edition of the Biennale unfolds, an uncomfortable question is beginning to surface: is the Sydney Biennale still worth the cost and trouble?
Opera loves a romance gone wrong. And Eugene Onegin, on at the Sydney Opera House, is one of the genre’s most melancholy works.
Red Mill Rum is being revived by founder George Fesq’s great-grandson, David Fesq. Inside a historic White Bay warehouse, visitors can now tour the distillery, hear the family story and taste a new generation of this once-iconic Sydney spirit.
In a twist that has left plenty of Sydneysiders doing a double take, Western Sydney’s second city has been named among the world’s best places to eat in 2026 by the influential travel bible Condé Nast Traveller.
Chef Sunny Lai shares his favourite dishes to enjoy during Lunar New Year.