Work has started to bring down the last surviving example of a riverside villa in the Parramatta CBD.
Is it the"scrunched-up paper bag"building at UTS or Sydney University's concrete bunker-like museum which is the better piece of architecture?
Two attention-grabbing developments have changed the face of inner Sydney. Why is one more powerful than the other?
Revisiting her acclaimed book on the city,Delia Falconer laments so many losses and wonders if dark-hearted Sydney has become gentler,more villagey.
A new agency will oversee some of Sydney's most important parklands but we know little about what it's doing or whether it will be enshrined in law.
Gai Taylor,whose father made the first flight from Sydney to Chile in a Catalina aircraft hanging in the Powerhouse Museum in Ultimo,fears the plane will be wrecked during the institution's relocation.
The CFMEU NSW says it will block the demolition of two historic buildings due to make way for the controversial riverside museum.
A growing Sydney needs to treasure its Harbour parklands. Completing the job must be a priority.
Construction of the new Powerhouse is unlikely to finish before 2024,three years after the current Ultimo location closes its doors.
A new model of cultural museum will rise out of the ashes of the Powerhouse but not everyone is happy.
The NSW Minister for Planning and Public Spaces writes of his anger at being kept in the dark by Coalition colleagues in Canberra about the harbour's future.