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NewsBrisbane Is Preparing to Say Farewell to the City's Last IRL Video Store
Oxley's Network Video will shut its doors for good this March, marking the end of an era.
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NewsThis New Documentary Investigates Sydney's Nightlife in Light of the Lockout Laws
The doco speaks to prominent local and international figures to investigate the effects of the NSW Government's laws and pose alternative solutions to them.
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NewsMuji Is Opening a Second Sydney Outpost on the North Shore
The Japanese homewares will launch its first Australian multi-level store at Westfield Chatswood.
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NewsNew Festival The Drop Will Tour the Country's Most Iconic Surf Spots
The boutique festival will follow the World Surf League Championships across the country, headlined by Safia, San Cisco and Dune Rats.
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NewsSome of the Best Photos of Last Night's Super Blue Blood Moon from Around the World
Did the clouds block your view of the moon? Well, here's what it looked like.
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NewsYou Will Pay More for a Taxi or Uber in NSW Starting Today
From February 1, Uber, Taxify and regular taxis will add an additional $1.10 fee to every ride.
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GuideAdventure Awaits: Get Your Adrenaline Pumping on a Holiday in New Zealand
For thrill-seekers and adrenaline junkies, New Zealand is one big, limitless adventure park.
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GuideTen Extraordinary Gifts for Parents in Need of a Getaway That Caters for Kids
Give your mates with children an adventure they can really enjoy while the little’uns run off holiday steam.
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NewsA Weekender's Guide to Bright and Surrounds
You'll want to make it a three-day weekend to explore the breweries, orchards and stunning bike trails of this High Country region.
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NewsOne of Sydney's Longest-Running Italian Institutions Is Expanding to Melbourne and the Gold Coast
After 50 years in Darlinghurst, Bill & Toni's is heading interstate for the first time.
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Italian Institution Bill & Toni's Is Opening a Second Sydney Restaurant
After 50 years in Darlinghurst, the business is expanding Cronulla, as well as Melbourne and the Gold Coast.
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NewsTurns Out Sydney Transport's Ferry McFerryface Was a Lie
The name announced as winner of Sydney's public ferry-naming competition was actually chosen by Transport Minister Andrew Constance.
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NewsIndian Ride-Share Company Ola Is Preparing For an Australian Launch
The fast-growing company already hosts over a billion rides each year and it's got its sights set next on Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.
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NewsGalah Is Windsor's New Aussie-Themed Cocktail Bar
Celebrating top local produce and whipping up cocktails crafted with native ingredients.
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NewsSolera Is Barangaroo's Luxe New Small Bar With a Decadent Drinks List
Serving up rare Champagnes, a cocktail featuring absinthe jelly and lobster rolls.
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NewsGroovin the Moo Announce 2018 Lineup
GTM returns to regional Australia with Flight Facilities, Paul Kelly, Royal Blood and a whole lot of local talent.
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NewsA Guide to the 21st Biennale of Sydney: From Haymarket's 4A Gallery to Carriageworks
Navigate an oral history of Sydney, large-scale immersive art and works by 70 international and local artists at this festival of remarkable art and ideas.
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NewsA Guide to the 21st Biennale of Sydney: From the Opera House to Woolloomooloo's Artspace
Navigate mixed media from Ai Weiwei, a Biennale retrospective and works by 70 international and local artists at this festival of remarkable art and ideas.
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NewsA Guide to the 21st Biennale of Sydney: From the MCA to Cockatoo Island
Navigate Ai Weiwei's poignant lifeboat installation, an island of art and works by 70 international and local artists at this festival of remarkable art and ideas.
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NewsNSW's Harris Farm Markets No Longer Stocks Plastic Bags at the Checkout
Woolworths and Coles are expected to follow suit by the end of the year.
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NewsMerivale Could Turn the Ivy Complex into a High-Rise Hotel
The hospitality group has said it is exploring "a number of options" for the CBD site.
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NewsThe Designs for Australia's First Pride Centre Have Been Revealed
The dedicated LGBTI hub is due to open in St Kilda in 2020.
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NewsProtesters Are Lodging a Bid to Buy Sydney's Iconic Sirius Building
Save Our Sirius campaigners intend to raise the funds to purchase the '70s-era structure.
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NewsYou Might Soon Be Able to Ditch Your Opal, Myki and Go Cards
Smartphone, smartwatch and bank card payments are set to be trialled in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland.
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NewsSay Cheers to 2017's Hottest 100 Aussie Craft Beers
You've heard 2017's best songs — now drink the year's best brews.
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NewsMoleskine Has Opened Its Second Stationery-Focused Cafe In Beijing
Further sites in Hamburg, London and New York are also planned.
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NewsEmerging Craft Brewery Fury & Son Is Launching Its New Onsite Taproom
It'll pour the brewery's core range of beers, alongside seasonal releases and guest drops.
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NewsHouse Bar and Bistrot is Potts Point's Newest Rustic Italian Eatery
Ex-Fratelli Fresh chef Mauro Forgillo is whipping up a seasonal menu using all ethical produce, including grass-fed meat, organic veggies and freshly caught seafood.
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NewsLaneway Festival to Serve Up an Affordable Gourmet Food Lineup Curated by Longsong's David Moyle
Sydneysiders and Melburnians can grab a high-end, 'chef-ified' dish with a cocktail for $25.
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NewsStephen King's Sequel to The Shining Is Being Adapted Into a Film
Doctor Sleep is headed to the big screen.
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NewsA New Gelato Messina Tim Tams Range Is Coming to Tempt Your Dessert-Loving Tastebuds
The food mashup that had to happen is back.
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NewsBondi Road's Panama House Has Moved Beachside
The restaurant has a new design, a new menu and — most importantly — new views over Bondi Beach.
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NewsSydney's Rail Strike Has Been Suspended and Trains Will Run as Usual on Monday
The Fair Work Commission has placed a suspension on the planned industrial action.
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NewsNew Ride-Share Service Taxify Is Launching In Melbourne Today With Half-Price Fares
Taxify's challenging companies like Uber by offering cheaper fares and better deals for drivers.
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NewsBarangaroo Has Been Shortlisted for a Prestigious Design Award
The awards celebrate outstanding design, planning and construction of tall buildings.
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NewsMuch-Loved Carlton Restaurant The Town Mouse Is Closing Permanently
The Carlton restaurant will count down its final weeks with a special four-course set menu and a clear-out of its cellar.
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NewsWork on Sydney's Huge New Gunyama Park Aquatic Centre Kicks Off Next Month
It's the biggest swimming facility built here since the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
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News'The Shape of Water' and 'Get Out' Lead This Year's History-Making Oscar Nominations
Both an African-American director and a female director have been nominated for the big one — for just the fifth time in the history of the awards.
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NewsA Reduced Number of Trains Will Run Across Sydney This Long Weekend
The four-day reduced timetable is a result of industrial action.
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NewsGinkgo Bar & Dining Is Darlinghurst's New Late-Night Dumpling and Cocktail Pop-Up
Located in the old Bar Brosé space, it'll serve 16 types of dumplings and Chinese-inspired drinks until the wee hours.
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NewsSydney's Hosting a Huge Game of Hide and Seek on a Cruise Ship Next Month
Adults and kids are invited to play the game, which'll take over a mammoth cruise ship on Sydney Harbour.
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NewsA New Outdoor Cinema Is Coming to Brisbane's Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens
Sunset Cinema will screen films at the base of the mountain between March and April.
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NewsSydney's Three-Storey Jacksons on George Will Be Rebuilt as a Pub of the Future
The new structure — developed by Lendlease — will be wrapped in ceramic tiles and feature an open-air terrace that opens up onto Circular Quay.
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NewsSections of Two Major Melbourne Roads Will be Closed for Up to Four Years
Parts of St Kilda Road and Grattan Street are being closed or reduced while the build of the Metro Tunnel takes place.
