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Claire Mendoza February 4, 2019 Default

Activity NameSub CategorySuburbDateOwnerSydney Craft Beer & Cider Fair 2013BeerSydney15/06/2013out on the townART. AFTER HOURS @ NSW Art GalleryArt GalleriesSydney30/04/2013out on the townJAMES VALENTINE SUPPER CLUB…

End of Year – Dating Destinations and Socials

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‘Gourmet Traveller WINE Magazine Tasting Of French Champagne’ Wine Appreciation Pyrmont 10/12/2008 social-scene WENTWORTH GALLERIES Art Galleries Sydney 10/12/2008 social-scene Sydney Conservatorium of Music: Don’t Trade…

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Claire Mendoza January 5, 2019 Default

As our lives become more and more complex, Australians in Sydney are finding it more of a challenge to meet quality people and expand their…

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SocialScene.net.au is an online community dedicated to helping Australians in Sydney build their social network while having fun! When you join Social Scene.net.au you have…

March 2010 Events

Claire Mendoza March 4, 2010 Default

March 2010 Wine Trade ShowWine AppriciationSydney30/03/2010memberInternational Wine FairWine AppriciationThe Rocks28/03/2010memberOpera Bar: GREAT MUSIC: Opera HouseJazzSydney28/03/2010out on the townUnity Hall Jazz BandJazzBalmain28/03/2010out on the townJaZZ @…

'I can't miss it': Sydney's Anzac Day in pictures April 25, 2019
The unmistakable sound of bagpipes sounds through the city as people of all ages line the streets to honour Australians who have and continue to make sacrifice in service.
Publishing error blamed after Sydney Morning Herald pages appear in rival Daily Telegraph April 25, 2019
Newspaper readers are surprised to find some pages from the Sydney Morning Herald's editorial section in today's Daily Telegraph.
Indigenous POW recognised at last after discovery of century-old photo April 24, 2019
Until recently, the final resting place of Indigenous soldier and WWI prisoner of war Robert George Garner was an unmarked section of grass in an unassuming corner of Sydney's Rookwood Cemetery.
Police officer accused of neglecting duties over investigation into man later accused of raping 7yo April 24, 2019
A Sydney police officer has been charged in relation to a prior investigation of Anthony Sampieri — a man now accused of sexually assaulting a seven-year-old girl in a suburban Sydney dance studio toilet.
Nick Sas And Jessica Kidd
Showtime, not screen time, for whip-cracking teenager April 24, 2019
Paris Whibley has made the 1,200-kilometre round trip from her family's farm near Moree in NSW to Sydney three times during her school holidays to compete at the Royal Easter Show.
Cara Jeffery
Live: NSW Now: Troubled Sydney light rail in spotlight, appeal for state's most wanted April 23, 2019
MORNING BRIEFING: It is revealed a contractor was paid almost $500,000 to help prevent the NSW Government from getting ripped off over the Sydney light rail, while police make a fresh appeal for information to find the man behind a fatal stabbing outside at Sydney nightclub.
Gas leak near Sydney Opera House fixed after 500 people evacuated April 23, 2019
Authorities fix a gas leak that forced the evacuation of the forecourt of the Sydney Opera House.

'Edible, medicinal or cultural': first Indigenous rooftop farm opens in Sydney April 25, 2019
The Indigenous-run enterprise is more than a green space – it will provide community opportunities as well as bush foods “Effectively what you’re looking at is a big pot.” Clarence Slockee and Christian Hampson are showing us around the Yerrabingin Indigenous rooftop farm, the 500-square-metre garden they have created on the rooftop of a Mirvac […]
Alexandra Spring
Printing error: Murdoch's Daily Telegraph includes pages from rival Sydney Morning Herald April 25, 2019
Newspaper mix-up leaves rightwing tabloid with positive letters about climate change and need to reform Anzac DayReaders of Rupert Murdoch’s Daily Telegraph were given a dose of more progressive thinking when they woke up this morning with pages from its rival Sydney Morning Herald mysteriously appearing in the tabloid paper.The SMH’s editorial page in which […]
Amanda Meade
Sydney police officer charged with neglect of duty over sex offender complaint April 24, 2019
Complaint failed to get Anthony Peter Sampieri off the streets before he allegedly raped a child at a dance studioA police officer has been charged with neglect of duty after a complaint about a sex offender failed to get him off the streets before he allegedly raped a child at a Sydney dance studio.Anthony Peter […]
Australian Associated Press
Man to face court after wife's body found in Sydney home on Easter Sunday April 21, 2019
Couples’ children were asleep in Minto house when family friend arrived to check on woman’s welfareA man is expected to face court charged with his wife’s murder after her body was found in their Sydney home on Easter Sunday.The couples’ children, aged six and 10, were asleep in the Minto home when a family friend […]
Australian Associated Press
'I want you to linger': how Janet Laurence's art compels you to save the earth April 19, 2019
Three decades ago, the Australian artist was told her focus on nature was too feminine. Today, it’s a matter of urgencyJanet Laurence is wearing a living plant in a glass vial around her neck. The bright pop of green stands out against her flowing white dress. It’s as if she’s just stepped out of one […]
Stephanie Convery
Uniting church allowed paedophile priest to deliver sermon and posted it online April 19, 2019
Exclusive: church promoted John Aitchison’s involvement while he was on trial on further child abuse chargesThe Uniting church allowed a paedophile priest who had been jailed twice to deliver a sermon in Sydney and then posted it online, because he signed a piece of paper saying that he would not harm more children.The church also […]
Melissa Davey
Federal election week two roundup: Chinese Australian voters in the spotlight – video April 19, 2019
Each week of the 2019 Australian federal election campaign, Guardian Australia will take a quick look back at the hot topic of the week. Week two began with Scott Morrison giving the Chinese greeting 'ni hao' to a Korean Australian woman, before eating dumplings in the Sydney suburb of Strathfield. The Chinese-Australian vote then came […]