Leichhardt Long Lunch
Sunday 28th February, Leichhardt Town Hall Precinct, 11am-5pm The Leichhardt Long Lunch Food & Wine Festival, to be held on Sunday February 28th, is part of a series of events leading up to a ‘long-long’ […]
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Boomalli Mardi Gras Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-Operative is holding an exhibition celebrating the Mardi Gras season, called Alterity. The show is dedicated to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQI community, exploring themes of self-expression […]
Giveaways – 276
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Movies – 276
French Film Festival 2016 Outside of the Sydney Film Festival, the Alliance Française French Festival is now the biggest and most popular celebration of international cinema in Australia. It’s back at Norton Street (and elsewhere) […]
Wine with Winsor – 276
Ripping riesling Kirrihill 2015 Watervale Riesling The rieslings from this Clare Valley producer are reliably good, with this single region one just edging out a $16 sibling that’s also very tasty. This is a delightful […]
Local news – 276
Mel Gibson Visits Leichhardt Bowling Club Members and staff at Leichhardt Bowling Club were in for a surprise when world-famous actor Mel Gibson popped in for a game of bowls last weekend. According to a […]
Local gigs – 276
Thursday 25th February YEEVS Yeevs (pictured above) have been playing at venues around Sydney almost non-stop for a year now. This is your chance to catch them at an intimate venue and get up close and […]
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Your stars of the week by Astrogirlzarro, www.astrobabylon.blogspot.com. Aries Travel plans may not materialise this fortnight under Saturn’s influence, however, missed opportunities resurface mid-year if you prepare for them now. Taurus The Full Moon on February […]
Bay Bitch: birds of a feather
The other morning I was pleasantly surprised by nature down on the cove. Everything seemed to be sparkling and the birdlife was seething. I first came across a pelican patrolling up and down the Bay […]
Reverse Garbage turns 40
Thinking sustainably is sometimes at odds with our human disposition. It is in our very nature to grow, create, expand and renew. Unfortunately for us, new isn’t always better. Over 21 million tonnes of rubbish […]