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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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Christmas Party-----Très Monet Impressions of Giverny Thursday, 4 December 2008 8pm - 11pm Grand court, Art Gallery NSW Call to Book - PricesMembers $70.00 Non-members $80.00 Related ExhibitionsMonet and the…

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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 @…

The 'Quaranteens': What life's like for young Australians who turned 18 in a pandemic. June 5, 2021
We sent disposable cameras to four young Aussies around the country. Here's how they captured their first year out of school.
Meghna Bali, Maddy King And Ange McCormack
'Need it done ASAP': NSW Police pushed for Black Lives Matter mural on private property to be removed June 3, 2021
New audio recordings obtained by ABC News Breakfast reveal NSW Police officers called the City of Sydney at least four times in a 24-hour period in June last year, asking them to remove a Black Lives Matter-inspired mural.
Ahmed Yussuf
Kids rush into Bradley's store like the 'running of the bulls' to buy TikTok toy sensation Pop It April 25, 2021
Toy store owner Bradley Merriel never thought he'd experience the rush of being chased by bulls outside of Spain, but then Pop It — which feels like a colourful plastic bubble wrap — started trending on TikTok.
Tim Swanston
How Sydney's Easter Show went from 'massive risk' to one of world's biggest events this year April 11, 2021
Staging this year's event required a "leap of faith" for organisers, but it has been a stunning success.
David Claughton
Australia's COVID recovery 'in jeopardy' due to picking wrong vaccine, says Labor MP April 8, 2021
The federal government is accused of incompetency and failing the nation over the initial preference for the AstraZeneca vaccine, during an episode of Q+A that also tackles parliamentary quotas and the Australian Christian Lobby's unwavering support of Israel Folau.
Paul Johnson
Country patisserie beats 5,000 competitors to win Australia's premier food award April 7, 2021
A patisserie that designed some of its own equipment, produces near-zero waste and invests heavily in apprentices has won the President's Medal at the Sydney Royal Easter Show.
David Claughton
Boat explosion victims' long wait highlights ongoing paramedic shortage concerns, union says April 6, 2021
Victims of a horror boat explosion north of Sydney reportedly waited 25 minutes for paramedics, highlighting ongoing concerns about shortages, a union representing paramedics says.
Mary-Louise Vince And Sofie Wainwright

Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your phones: how tech and shock jocks hacked Julius Caesar November 27, 2021
Kip Williams’s Sydney Theatre Company production uses smartphones and post-Capitol riot energy to take Shakespeare’s classic to a sadistic new place The new Sydney Theatre Company production of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar is a “mad ride”, according to Guardian Australia reviewer Steve Dow – a production fizzing with viral imagery, TikTok rightwing conspiracy theorists, smartphone tech, […]
Elissa Blake
Wentworth campaign: Allegra Spender says Dave Sharma needs to ‘get out of the way’ after climate failures November 27, 2021
Daughter of late fashion designer Carla Zampatti points to low number of female Liberal MPs and asks ‘when is this going to change?’Get our free news app; get our morning email briefingThe independent candidate for the seat of Wentworth in Sydney’s east, Allegra Spender, has launched her campaign to take the blue ribbon Liberal seat […]
Anne Davies
Police officer who reported off-duty colleague for taking a gun to a school guilty of public mischief November 26, 2021
Prosecutors said the Sydney officer knew the identity of his colleague when he made the report, which led to police rushing to the sceneGet our free news app; get our morning email briefingA Sydney highway patrol officer has been found guilty of public mischief after anonymously reporting an off-duty colleague was at a primary school […]
Australian Associated Press
Sydney’s Warragamba dam expected to spill as parts of city’s west prepare for flooding November 26, 2021
WaterNSW says dam will reach full capacity and begin overflowing on Friday as catchment to be drenched with as much as 100mm of rainFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our free news app;get our morning email briefingParts of Sydney’s north and west could face flooding with the latest big rain event […]
Peter Hannam
‘Real beacon’: Australian company developing zinc-bromide battery technology lists for $285m November 25, 2021
Zinc-bromide gel is safer, longer-lasting, cheaper form of storage than lithium batteries, creators say, as company lists on UK market Get our free news app; get our morning email briefingA developer of new low-cost, fire-resistant battery technology spun out of the University of Sydney is set to list on the London Stock Exchange.The company, Gelion […]
Peter Hannam
The Boomkak Panto review – Virginia Gay’s playful love letter to small-town Australia November 25, 2021
Belvoir St Theatre, SydneyA blossoming queer romance sits at the heart of this show-within-a-show that embraces slapstick and song-and-dance silliness After a long 18 months of Covid-19 lockdowns, shutdowns and losses, Belvoir St Theatre – the slice of Sydney that started out as a tomato sauce factory – has once again served something delicious to […]
Cassie Tongue
Receivers move to seize Melissa Caddick’s assets after investors defrauded of more than $20m November 25, 2021
Luxury Dover Heights home and Audi R8 supercar are among assets linked to the Sydney Ponzi scheme creator and her company MaliverGet our free news app; get our morning email briefingFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesThe liquidators and receivers pursuing justice for investors defrauded of more than $20m by Sydney Ponzi […]
Australian Associated Press