Hay,population 3000,is bucking the trend of declining swimming carnivals with a large carnival and two weeks of swimming lessons for every primary student. Using its 50-metre pool is free.
It’s home to celebrities,politicians,lawyers,bankers and Hare Krishnas,but how will the Altair’s forecourt redevelopment turn out?
A leading architect whose clients include 20 of Australia’s richest people is experimenting with fast,sustainable materials on a row of four terraces in Bondi Junction.
The Melocco brothers painted in stone,and their work turned architecture into art in places nearly every Sydneysider has visited. Look down,or you may miss it.
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra’s Vanguard program stepped out of the Opera House,mixing Mozart and Gershwin with Bradman’s baggy green and other memorabilia.
After nationwide research showed participation in school swimming carnivals had plunged,experts say a lot of students are missing out on key skills.
One in four schools around Australia have abandoned the annual swimming carnival,research shows,as Royal Life Saving Australia sounds the alarm over safety.
A canny publican who used a legal loophole to vote inspired a new book and walking tours to showcase notable women in history.
As Sydney endured a brutally hot,dry and windy Sunday,one group turned to a traditional way to manage the heat.
A narrow patch of land stands between the invasive species and the Pilbara – 27 million hectares where native species thrive. A new program taking aim at the cane toads’ Achilles heel.