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Support The Girls & Boys Brigade, providing a safe, nurturing space for Surry Hills children and teens for over 140 years. Programs include education, recreation, life skills, and trauma-informed care. Donate or get involved today.

After 43 years as a safe haven for Sydney’s LGBTQ+ community, The Bookshop on Oxford Street will close on December 24, 2025. From its origins in the early 80s to its role as a cultural anchor through crisis and celebration, the store’s legacy still looms large.

After almost 30 years, the Statue of Joy has finally returned to East Sydney. The bronze replica celebrates the legacy of sex workers and the community campaign that pushed for her homecoming, tracing her journey from controversy to cultural recognition.

Baz Luhrmann’s former Darlinghurst mansion, the grand 1880s estate known as Iona, has sold for $37.5 million after a tense four-hour private bidding battle. Discover the property’s rich history, lavish features and the upgrades made by its most recent owners.

The revitalisation marking a fresh chapter for Randwick’s historic neighbourhood hub - The Spot. By Lucy Pearson The Spot, beloved for its eclectic charm, rich heritage and bustling dining scene, is set to undergo a major transformation. Randwick Council has endorsed a $6.3 million plan to revitalise the precinct, known to locals for its cultural vibrancy and village feel. Located in central Randwick at the junction of St Paul’s Street and Perouse Road, The Spot is an area sh

WOW, a not-for-profit on a mission to improve mental health, are bringing a free, 8-week surf therapy program to Bondi. Mental health challenges are more common than ever, affecting people from all walks of life. Anxiety, depression and stress are realities for many Australians, yet access to effective, affordable, and engaging support remains limited.  To tackle this growing problem, Waves of Wellness (WOW) was born - a not-for-profit mental health surf therapy organisation.

XtraClubs Is Launching In Marrickville and “Affordable-Luxury” Has Never Looked So Good After huge success in Bondi and Green Square,   XtraClubs , Australia’s first self-service, tech-enhanced wellness brand, is expanding to Marrickville this December. Set to open December 8, 2025, XtraClubs is transforming how Australians recover, recharge and relax. Once reserved for elite athletes - saunas, steam rooms and ice baths are now becoming part of everyday wellness, and XtraClub

Beyond Best Before has reopened at a new King Street location in Newtown, offering more rescued food, bigger shelves, and the same mission to fight food waste and make sustainable shopping accessible.

Meet Adam Vernon, Principal of Vernon Partners and one of Mosman’s most respected real estate agents.

Mosman Council has awarded $70,051 in Community Grants to support 22 local projects that promote inclusion, creativity, wellbeing, and environmental action.

NSW’s new Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy is reshaping Mosman, sparking concern over heritage, density, and council planning control.

Celebrate Mosman’s spirit with the HMAS Penguin Freedom of Entry parade and Whale Song at Headland Park, part of the Festival of Mosman.

Discover Marrickville’s best run clubs — from social jogs to structured sessions, there’s a community for every pace and fitness level.

Inner West Council introduces free towing for blocked driveways and doubles fines to $660 to keep local streets clear and residents moving.

Marrickville Golf Club secures $6M federal funding for a full clubhouse and precinct upgrade, creating a vibrant hub for sport, culture, and community.

Unleash your creativity at Ku-ring-gai Arts Centre. Explore weekly adult classes in painting, ceramics, sculpture, calligraphy and more. Learn from expert teachers, build new skills, de-stress and connect with a creative community in Roseville.

Discover Joanna’s 7-year journey at Snap Fitness Gordon & St Ives, where small steps led to big strength, mobility, and everyday confidence.

Ku-ring-gai adds 25 EV chargers and offers rebates up to $3,000 to help residents electrify homes, cut emissions, and drive toward a Net Zero future.

Discover a day in the life of Christine Kay, Mayor of Ku-ring-gai — from council reports to community events, balancing policy, people, and progress.

Ku-ring-gai Council marks 25 years with the Aboriginal Heritage Office, protecting Indigenous sites, heritage, and culture across Northern Sydney.