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Sydney Fringe Festival 2026 program includes a free street party
New South Wales’ largest independent arts festival returns this August, bringing more than a month of theatre, comedy, music, dance, cabaret, circus and more to Sydney.
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Padel takes over Sydney! How to join the sport and where to book
Padel lands on the forecourt of the Sydney Opera House this weekend (August 15 & 16) and if you're one of the many keen to take up this sport, here's 9 places you can play padel and everything you need to know.
The Shawshank Redemption stage play: meet the trio heading up the cast
The Shawshank Redemption stage play is coming to Sydney in 2027 direct from its acclaimed UK tour
Review: Les Femmes at The Grand Electric – Girls Just Wanna Have … Anthems
Three powerhouse women, a catalogue of songs made famous by men, and one of Sydney’s most atmospheric little theatres. Les Femmes at The Grand Electric is an irresistible afternoon of nostalgia, glamour and seriously big voices.
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Disco-pop Queen Dua Lipa is bringing her massive world tour to Sydney
Dua Lipa is one of the most recognisable names in modern pop, having carved out a spectacular reputation for whip-smart disco pop and clever melodies. She’s also been highly praised…
Where to watch September’s supermoon in Sydney
It’s time to whip out your telescopes and clock some craters as a rare, harvest supermoon hangs over Sydney this week.
25,000 runners expected to hit Sydney for Sunday’s marathon
Everything you need to know to get through the big day, whether you're competing, spectating, or just trying to navigate the city.
Sydney cleans up at the World Travel Awards
As several meaningful changes wash over the harbour city, Sydney has cleaned up at this year’s authoritative World Travel Awards. Established in 1993, the World Travel Awards 2024 has become…
Gospel steals the show at Sydney Fringe Festival
When we think of Sydney Fringe Festival, our minds tend towards the darkness. Eccentric, challenging and provocative theatre dominates the fringes of what is acceptable in the world of art…
Australia’s first new city in over 100 years is being built in Western Sydney
Bradfield City Centre will be Australia’s first new city in over 100 years, extending from Western Sydney’s new aviation hub, Nancy Bird Walton Airport. We already know that Western Sydney…
Sydney’s epic Wine Island is moving to Watsons Bay
Sydney’s tropical wine festival returns for three days of sun-sipping and cheese-biting, with Wine Island taking over Gap Bluff in NSW National Park. Kicking off on Friday, November 29 and…
Surry Hills favourite Nour enters a new era
It’s been 8 years since Ibby Moubadder made Middle Eastern food cool again with his ferociously popular Surry Hills restaurant, Nour. Now, the restaurateur hopes to take his modern Lebanese…
