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Inside the Sydney Harbour Bridge: New BridgeMuseum Opens in Sydney
Sydney’s most iconic landmark now has a brand-new way to experience it, with the official opening of the new BridgeMuseum inside the historic South-East Pylon of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Opening on 27 May 2026, the reimagined attraction transforms the former Pylon Lookout & Museum into an immersive cultural experience that takes visitors deep inside the story of the Harbour Bridge itself. From engineering marvels and historical memorabilia to multimedia displays and interac

Deb Carr
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Galaxy Guardians | Theatre Review
Galaxy Guardians Reviewed at Easts Leagues Club Playing at various venues including Souths Juniors Reviewed by Ron Lee, CSP Do you ever have a hankering to return to the music of your youth, if your youth was in the seventies? A new band that consists of very experienced musos is rapidly gaining a following around the clubs. Galaxy Guardians plays songs from the 1970s and “seventies adjacent”. The four musicians and two female lead singers have a big sound. Songs were origin

Ron Lee, CSP, MAICD
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The Pirates of Penzance | Foundary Theatre at the Star
The Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert & Sullivan Director and Adaptor Richard Carroll Musical Director Jonathan Holmes Foundry Theatre at The Star until June 7 Photo credit John McRae Reviewed by Ron Lee, CSP The works of Gilbert and Sullivan are performed in one of two ways. One is to play it seriously and straight, and guided by direction, allows the audience enjoy the humour that is intrinsic to W.S. Gilbert’s writing. The other is to play for laughs, which is more obvious. T

Deb Carr
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Romeo and Juliet | The Australian Ballet
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, along with Hamlet, is one of William Shakespeare’s most performed works.

Ron Lee, CSP, MAICD
2 min read


Best Hunter Valley Wine Tours From Sydney
Just a couple of hours north of Sydney, the Hunter Valley is one of Australia’s best-known wine regions and an easy gourmet escape from the city. Famous for its Semillon, Shiraz, rolling vineyard landscapes and long lunches, the region is ideal for a day trip whether you’re celebrating with friends, planning a romantic getaway or simply wanting someone else to do the driving. One of the best things about booking a guided Hunter Valley wine tour from Sydney is that you can rel

Deb Carr
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Theatre Review: Self-Inflicted
Self-Inflicted Conceived and performed by George Rigden Sydney Comedy Festival Enmore Theatre Laneway Reviewed by Ron Lee, CSP Sometimes it's hard to know if a comedian is actually teetering on the edge or if it's part of the act. George Rigden, in his Sydney Comedy Festival show, Self-Inflicted, it seemed to definitely be the former. The once-cancelled Englishman Rigden talked about issues with his father, autism, neurodiversity, dating, therapy, his a

Deb Carr
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Sydney’s Pyrmont Festival Returns for a Weekend of Wine, Food and Harbourfront Vibes
Photo Credit: Tim Pascoe Sydney’s much-loved Pyrmont Festival is set to return to Pirrama Park on 23 and 24 May 2026, bringing together some of New South Wales’ best wineries, distilleries, breweries and food vendors for a vibrant weekend on the harbour. Now in its 14th year, the free-entry festival has become a popular event for Sydneysiders looking to discover regional flavours without leaving the city. Set against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour, Pyrmont Festival combines w

Deb Carr
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IKEA Wars | Conceived and Performed by Kieran Bullock
IKEA Wars Conceived and performed by Kieran Bullock Sydney Comedy Festival Bonda Pavilion Reviewed by Ron Lee, CSP I hadn’t been to the Bondi Pavilion since the massive renovations and what a venue it is now, hosting Sydney Comedy Festival shows. IKEA Wars is the creation of Kieran Bullock who pits two comedy performers against each other in a race to each assemble an IKEA product in front of the live audience. According to the media release, “the chall

Ron Lee, CSP, MAICD
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Doltone House Harbourside Set to Transform Sydney’s Waterfront Events Scene in 2027
Image disclaimer: This is the artist's impression and is subject to change Sydney’s luxury events landscape is about to welcome a striking new addition, with Doltone Hospitality Group unveiling plans for Doltone House Harbourside, a next generation waterfront venue opening in Darling Harbour in 2027. Positioned within Mirvac’s major $2 billion Harbourside redevelopment, the expansive new venue promises a sophisticated harbourfront setting designed for weddings, gala celebrati

Deb Carr
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Crystalbrook Kingsley Newcastle: Luxury and Signature Dining
Crystalbrook Kingsley Newcastle Award-Winning Hotel Set within Newcastle’s iconic former Council Administration Centre, Crystalbrook Kingsley blends striking architecture with contemporary luxury in the heart of the city. The award-winning hotel has become one of Newcastle’s most sophisticated stays, known for its design-led interiors, harbour views and elevated dining experiences. Guests can move seamlessly from rooftop cocktails at Romberg’s to dinner at Roundhouse before r

Deb Carr
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Sydney Comedy Festival 2026
At The Factory at this year’s festival we’ve so far seen Rachael Sue Raglan in Feral and John Glover in Be My BFFFFFF.

Ron Lee, CSP, MAICD
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Parasite: Live in Concert
Creator/Composer/Performer Jung Jae-il Sydney Opera Concert Hall Photo Credit Jay Patel Reviewed by Ron Lee, CSP Parasite: Live in Concert One of the most unusual and intriguing productions of the past twenty years was staged at the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall. Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite is one of the most acclaimed and awarded films of the century. It was named New York Times’ best film of the 21st century, and won the Cannes Palme d’Or and Academy Award for Best Picture.

Ron Lee, CSP, MAICD
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