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Activity Name Sub Category Suburb Date Owner Sydney Craft Beer & Cider Fair 2013 Beer Sydney 15/06/2013 out on the town ART. AFTER HOURS @…

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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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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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Man charged over alleged hay bale scam that police say targeted desperate farmers January 23, 2020
A man accused of defrauding drought and fire-stricken farmers to the tune of tens of thousand dollars via a hay sale scam has been charged in Sydney.
Lucy Thackray And Jessie Davies
One potential case under investigation after flight from coronavirus epicentre arrives in Sydney January 23, 2020
NSW health authorities investigate whether one person has contracted the deadly coronavirus just hours after a flight touched down in Sydney from the virus epicentre in China.
Riley Stuart
Live: NSW Now: Flight from coronavirus city to land in Sydney, woman 'caught five times over limit' January 22, 2020
MORNING BRIEFING: People arriving at Sydney Airport from Wuhan will be screened for the deadly coronavirus this morning, and a Sydney woman is charged with high-range drink driving.
'How are you feeling about starting high school?': how to reduce back-to-school anxiety January 22, 2020
Starting high school can sometimes be daunting and overwhelming, but child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr Kaylene Henderson has some tips for parents looking to help ease the transition for soon-to-be high schoolers.
Three emergency bushfires threaten NSW south coast with 'long night' ahead January 22, 2020
A string of bushfires down the NSW south coast are out of control and it is too late for some residents to leave as the Rural Fire Service battles hot and damaging winds.
Kevin Nguyen
Wiggles' star Greg Page released from hospital following heart attack on stage January 22, 2020
The yellow Wiggle will now "begin a journey of rest and recovery at home" after suffering a heart attack and going into cardiac arrest at a concert for bushfire aid last week.
Sam Smith to perform at Sydney Mardi Gras January 22, 2020
The Grammy Award-winning UK artist who last year came out as non-binary says their performance at Sydney's Mardi Gras next month will be "one of the highlights of my career".

Sydney council refuses to impose Coalition's 'dress code' for Australia Day ceremonies January 23, 2020
Inner West mayor Darcy Byrne says he will not impose new rules, despite receiving a letter instructing him to do so within the monthThe federal government has written to local councils demanding they provide detail of new Australia Day dress codes that it instructed them to develop.At least one inner Sydney council says it will […]
Amy Corderoy
'It's telling that people are convinced they're real': the satirical signs of Sydney’s ‘nanny state’ January 23, 2020
The repeal of the city’s lockout laws is a small win in a bigger war, and street art duo Wowser Nation believe their mission is far from overAt first glance you’ll probably think they’re real. But a series of eye-catching, official-looking signs that have sprung up around Sydney are in fact works of satire.Produced by […]
Gary Nunn
Funnel-web spiders: 'bonanza' of sightings expected due to hot and wet weather January 22, 2020
The Sydney funnel-web spider is believed to be the most venomous spider in the worldThe deadly funnel-web spider is expected to thrive in Sydney after recent wet weather followed by hot days created the perfect conditions for the arachnid.The Australian Reptile Park, located on the Central Coast, 50km north of Sydney, has warned that in […]
Amaani Siddeek
What is the threat to Australia from the Wuhan coronavirus? January 22, 2020
Health authorities say Australia is ready to respond and isolate any travellers suspected of carrying the virusNine people are confirmed to have died and at least 440 have been infected in the outbreak of a new Sars-like virus that was first reported in the central Chinese city of Wuhan less than a month ago.The World […]
Calla Wahlquist
Sydney professor who allegedly sent fake threats to herself out on bail January 21, 2020
Magistrate dismisses police contention Prof Dianne Jolley is a threat to public safety, after she spends two weeks in jailPolice have been accused of acting in “secret” to obtain key documents in the case of a Sydney professor’s alleged fake harassment campaign.Prof Dianne Jolley, the dean of science at the University of Technology Sydney, was […]
Australian Associated Press
Crown Resorts may have breached casino licence over proposed share deal with Melco, inquiry hears January 21, 2020
Sale of James Packer shares to Lawrence Ho raises questions about Crown’s suitability as an operator, Sydney hearing toldCrown Resorts’ failure to alert authorities about a sale of shares to the Macau-based Melco International before the deal was announced publicly could be a breach of its casino licence and raises questions about Crown’s suitability as […]
Anne Davies
Australia's week of wild weather: bushfires, hail, duststorms and flash floods – video January 21, 2020
Over the last seven days, south-eastern Australia has experienced a variety of extreme weather events. Major cities have been blanketed in bushfire smoke, while flash-flooding, duststorms and golf ball-sized hailstones have wreaked havoc in the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales and Victoria Continue reading...