Herald print editor Jason Avedissian on swatting the flies,enjoying the beach with family and a cool drink.
Environment reporter Laura Chung on summer walks,yum cha and the dangers of the boiling hot seatbelt buckle.
You don’t need a yacht or the hottest tickets in town to get the best of a Sydney summer,writes associate editor Deborah Snow.
The Herald’s deputy photographic editor on childhoods at Bondi and enjoying the best in the city’s west.
City editor Michael Koziol says Sydneysiders should embrace the summer clichés – they’re there for a reason.
Chief reporter Jordan Baker reckons nothing says summer like mangoes,Christmas trees and a backyard hose.
Sprawling picnics with family and friends. Pub sessions and harbour pools. The smell of pine Christmas trees. The guilty pleasure of sunbaking.
You know you’ve hit peak summer when one meal blurs into the next in a sea of snacks and bubbly drinks.
I love staying in Sydney in the glorious period between Christmas and New year when everyone else seems to flee.
One of the few hats lucky enough to share its name with a disease,the Legionnaire cap with flaps and back is the ideal accessory.
Herald reporter Caitlin Fitzsimmons says it’s a magical time of spontaneity and serendipity.