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Sydney will soon have a new rainbow crossing at Taylor Square, five years after it was unceremoniously removed in the dead of night. Lord Mayor Clover Moore said its return to Taylor Square at the corner of Bourke and Campbell … Continued

Sydneysiders and students will have more places to exercise and relax at Camperdown’s Victoria Park when major improvements are unveiled next weekend. On the corner of Parramatta and City roads, the 9.2-hectare city oasis has new table tennis and picnic … Continued

Leading hotels, event centres, museums and tourism bodies have joined forces with the City of Sydney to make Sydney a more globally recognised and sustainable destination for business and holidays. More than 30 local and international organisations from the accommodation … Continued

Sydney students can create their own short movies, learn how to make jewellery or join in various sports and recreation programs as part of the wide range of activities on offer these school holidays. The City of Sydney’s winter school … Continued

More than 10,000 people have given their opinion on the future of Sydney’s nightlife. Sydneysiders want to see more shops, restaurants, cafes, small bars and live music venues staying open after dark, both in established late-night precincts and in their … Continued

Woolloomooloo residents have painted a colourful new mural that represents the tight knit community’s dynamic culture and unique identity. Woolloomoolife, displayed on the wall of the Woolloomooloo tennis court, was officially unveiled at a community event on Saturday 16 June. … Continued

A stunning new artwork by celebrated local Aboriginal artist Shannon Foster will be displayed across street banners and signs during NAIDOC Week and throughout the year to celebrate the world’s longest living culture. Naba Gumal, (‘Family and Friends’) features stencilled … Continued