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Canada Bay Club’s support of the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF), with the club hosting a GCF Gala Dinner on May 5. We love the idea of this unique merger between the Inner West and African […]
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This snippet of poetry at the crossing on Crystal Street is the perfect amount to savour whilst waiting for the lights to change. While it’s still not resolved whether pushing the button at pedestrian crossings […]
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If you had a less-than-brilliant Valentines Day, you can at least take comfort in the fact that cold hearts are perhaps more desirable in the current climate. Sweltering hugs, BO laced pashes and sweaty hand-holding […]
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Nurses from St Peters’ Southern Cross veterinary clinic visited the people and companion animals who live beneath the arches in Wentworth Park, Glebe. They supplied fresh food, water and treats to the pets, as well […]
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A Ciao reader running along Hen and Chicken Bay in Five Dock was tempted to stop, snap a pic and sit on these beautiful Rococo arm chairs left by the bay with water views. We […]
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This cute but not particularly functional bike was spotted in all it’s purled, yarn and knitted glory on Wilson Street, Newtown. Entirely covered in technicolour stitching, we are not sure if this bike actually goes […]
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You may have seen this poster in the bathrooms at the Courthouse pub in Newtown or circulating social media – we at Ciao love the simple but strong message that the Courty is sending out. […]
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Isn’t this just the sweetest? Australia Street in Newtown is known for its colourful residents and gorgeous heritage houses, but it’s often the displays on the street that are most spectacular. Situated near the permanently […]
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The NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout 2016 is being held at Leichhardt Oval this weekend. The first Koori Knockout took place in 1971. It now involves 130 teams from around NSW. Last year the Redfern […]
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The Pollys Club now based at Marrickville Town Hall, has used the power of dance to raise over $350,000 for charities over 50 years. The club started in 1964 when homosexuality was still illegal in […]