Tag: Sydney
The city where I live. I came here in 1995 “for a few years” to “advance my career”. I fell in love, stayed longer than expected. And then, I don’t know, suddenly it’s twenty years later. Although I still toy with the idea of moving back to the country, Sydney is increasingly “home”.
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Discovering Sydney’s Hidden Gems
I’ve always appreciated public art, but it’s only recently that I’ve truly begun to notice how much of it you can find in Sydney, if you look closely. A lower-leg … Read the rest “Discovering Sydney’s Hidden Gems”
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Back in Sydney
I’ve never seen Ballina Airport as busy as it was yesterday. Generally, I can turn up at security and be through within a couple of minutes. But yesterday, there was … Read the rest “Back in Sydney”
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Sydney Sights
I noticed there was a lengthy queue outside Messina, on Crown Street, Surry Hills today.
I had just been to the post office and was looking for somewhere to grab … Read the rest “Sydney Sights”
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The Longest Queue
“You’re so dodgy” my friend said to me when I told her how I’d once jumped the queue to get into the Marigold in Sydney’s Chinatown. “If you go up … Read the rest “The Longest Queue”
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Why you should get up early
If you live in Sydney, or you’re visiting Sydney, here’s why you should get up early and visit Circular Quay.
Circular Quay offers the harbour, the bridge, the Opera House … Read the rest “Why you should get up early”
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Back on the beers
There’s a pub at Taylor Square in Sydney called “The Oxford” which I’ve visited on many, many occasions. Back in the 90s, it was a gay pub and it was … Read the rest “Back on the beers”
"each year in Australia, 84000 people get it and 12000 die" Is that an extra zero on the "120,000"?
Always give it a try!
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