News You Can Use: Eight Things That Happened in Sydney This Week
Here's what caught our attention over the last seven days.
News You Can Use: Eight Things That Happened in Sydney This Week
From new bar and restaurant openings to the latest innovations in technology, design, fashion and the arts, we like to keep our finger on Sydney's pulse.
Below, we've collected the biggest stories from the past week that may have escaped your attention. Consider yourself back in the know.
Image: Soho House renders.
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Food & DrinkComing Soon: Wingboy's Third Sydney Outpost Will Bring Bottomless Wings and Beer to Newtown
Wingboy is taking over the former home of Thirsty Bird with 13 house-made sauces and plenty of craft beers.
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Travel & LeisureA Festival of Football Is Taking Over the Sydney Harbour Bridge to Celebrate the 2023 Women's World Cup
Sydney's famous structure will close to traffic for a morning, opening to soccer festivities instead, to mark 25 days until the Women's World Cup.
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Food & DrinkSydney's New Korean Barbecue Spot SOOT Brings Communal Dining and Soju Shots to Barangaroo
This newcomer celebrates Korean barbecue and drinking culture with high-quality cuts of meat, plus an extensive list of sake and soju.
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Arts & EntertainmentLight It Up Is the New Wiz Khalifa-Headlined Hip Hop Festival That's Touring Down Under This Spring
The 'Roll Up' and 'See You Again' rapper will be joined by Rae Sremmurd, Lola Brooke and Hooligan Hefs.
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Arts & EntertainmentMinistry of Sound Is Taking Its Huge 90s and 00s Parties Around Australia This Winter
Across two massive weekends, this tour will play ten shows in six Australian cities, paying tribute to 90s raves and 00s club life.
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Food & DrinkGelato Messina Is Releasing a Limited-Edition Neapolitan Version of Its Super-Fancy Viennetta
As seen 'MasterChef', the dessert chain's latest sweet treat features vanilla gelato, chocolate mousse, strawberry puree and dark chocolate shards.
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Arts & EntertainmentNetflix's Full 'Black Mirror' Season Six Trailer Is Here and Dripping with Existential Dread
Satirising streaming, travelling to space, 'Red Mirror' — they're all in store when the series unleashes five new tech nightmares on June 15.
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Arts & EntertainmentPrime Video Is Making a Female-Led Australian Version of 'The Office' Starring Felicity Ward
Move over David Brent and Michael Scott — it's Hannah Howard's turn to get awkward, this time managing a packaging company.