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Munjed Al Muderis was a 27-year-old surgical resident working in Baghdad when military police marched into his hospital and ordered medical staff to mutilate the ears of army deserters. The year was 1999, and Saddam Hussein and the Ba’ath Party … Continued

Inner Sydney residents are riding bikes at double the rate of greater Sydney, according to a new independent survey. Results of the nationwide survey released today found 20 per cent of people living in the City of Sydney, around 42,500 … Continued

The City of Sydney has announced new projects to significantly grow the number of affordable rental housing units in the city and help at-risk young people from becoming homeless. “Although affordable housing is primarily the responsibility of state and federal … Continued

When Sydney children’s entertainer Aimee Atkins hung up her Wiggles’ Dorothy the Dinosaur suit, she turned her passion for getting youngsters moving into a fitness tracker smartwatch for kids. At the free City of Sydney City Thought Leaders business seminar: … Continued

Skateboarders will soon be able to kick-flip and shove-it at Sydney Park, which is earmarked to be home to one of Sydney’s biggest public skate spaces. A proposed scope of works scheduled to be considered by City of Sydney Council … Continued

Sydneysiders are invited to step inside a traditional ‘gunya’ shelter, dance to live music, sample modern bush tucker and experience all the world’s oldest living cultures have to offer in the heart of our city. The City of Sydney’s annual … Continued

A bold new City of Sydney plan to ‘Leave Nothing to Waste’ will introduce nation leading new residential waste collection streams to increase recycling and set a path to zero waste. Lord Mayor Clover Moore said the game changing plan … Continued