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The largest food trade show in the country for foodservice, hospitality, retail and bakery came to the International Convention Centre in Sydney last week in a huge display of culinary expertise, breakthrough technology and of course very, very fi…

Rockabilly has a new home at the iconic Pumphouse every Saturday in September. The Cruisin' Deuces kick things off tonight. Dust off your dancing shoes & head to the best boogie beats this side of the bridge. FREE entry.  Scoop is kic…

News is, and its exciting news for our local Sydney lads, that this Monday 2 September, four young Indigenous chefs from the National Indigenous Culinary Institute in Surry Hills will be travelling to Ireland to participate in the internationally …

With on premises kitchens, Bourke Street Bakery returns to Potts Point this week, heralding it a flagship store after the prime location Alexandria. Potts Point residents have already been able to get their fix in the Bourke Street Bakery pop-up w…

Five local Sydney plays were shortlisted for the 5th Silver Gull Play Award. And the winner is...

She is our first lady of Australian theatre, she has a theatre named after her that rejoices in our new found love of musicals, and she told me last year that she best loves the era of stage when it was still called musical comedy. No spoilers, bu…

Alarmingly, 40% of child deaths in Indigenous communities are by suicide, and the percentage of youth suicides that are Indigenous rose from 10% in 1991 to a staggering 80% in 2012. The likelihood that Aboriginal people will self-harm is six times…

Sydney - what's happening? We know and we'll tell you! Here's what will get you going on your Hot August Nights... and some smooth days... …

One of the super awesome things about this city Sydney is there is always some many super awesome festivals. One of the biggest and brightest inner city shindigs is back again this year. Pyrmont Festival is back for seventeen packed days o…

Timed to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, top notch musicians aged from 9 to 90 will thrill Sydney city slickers with a wild rainbow of sounds at the first ever Sydney Folk Festival.