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NewsDaft Punk Two-Day Afterparty Weekend Vines Announced
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NewsByebye Barsoma and Hola to Chilliwow
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At the going down of the sun and in the morning, you will have fun.
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NewsGrow It Local Is Out to Map Sydney’s Urban Gardens
The City of Sydney gives Grow It Local two green thumbs-up.
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The local womenswear boutiques you won't find in every Hidden Laneways of Melbourne tour.
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NewsTen Visionary Things Sydney Will Have By 2030
Sydney is getting itself a high-tech, cultural-savvy facelift that will change the very fabric of our city.
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NewsThe Five Best Record Stores In Brisbane
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NewsMonocle Does Coffee Now
The magazine-gone-global brand synonymous with cool is now serving designer lattes to savvy Londoners.
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NewsDon’t Just Mourn for Oxford Street’s Rainbow Crossing – DIY One
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NewsSydney Writers’ Festival 2013 Boasts More Storytelling Events and Molly Ringwald
The thinker's answer to Glastonbury launches a dynamic program of events that celebrates the pleasure of a good old-fashioned story.
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NewsTake a Break from Hurrying at Albert Tucker Slow Coffee Pop-Up
It's like the bubble bath of caffeinated experiences.
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NewsA Bluffer’s Guide to Champagne
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NewsBoost Your Fitness with These Ten Weird Workout Trends
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Salt Meats Cheese launch cooking classes to help us learn the fine art of pasta.
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NewsA Potluck Pop-Up on Oxford Street
Secret Foodies celebrate three years of renegade dining with a series of shopfront potluck dinners.
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NewsThe Five Best Dessert Spots in Brisbane
Because sometimes dessert should be the main deal, that's why.
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NewsBourke St Bakery Launches Social Enterprise Training Refugees in Baking
A new social enterprise taking refugees from outer Sydney and skilling them in sourdough baking.
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NewsWin Tickets to Concrete Playground’s Private Screening of Trance
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NewsEight Genre-Defining Beards of Modern Music
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NewsConcrete Playground’s Guide to Where Chefs Eat
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NewsHidden Sydney: Zindzi Okenyo’s Top Five Secret Spots
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NewsTen Inspiring and Insightful TED Talks by Musicians
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Road trips are an idealised summertime activity, but when the heats eases in autumn there's really no better time to be in the car for extended periods of time.
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NewsVivid Sydney Announces 2013 Lineup
The festival turns five this year, and is celebrating with its most dazzling lineup yet.
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NewsTry a Truly Sustainable Diet at Pestival
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NewsFour Interesting Ideas in the New Australian Cultural Policy
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