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Guide to Newtown: A Creative’s haven of art, food & shopping

Guide to Newtown: A Creative’s haven of art, food & shopping

Newtown has retained it’s cultural and socialist heritage yet evolved to be a melting pot of food, art, wellbeing and vintage shopping destination that attracts residents and visitors alike. It is underpinned by a diverse and proud community focused on preserving what’s special about Newtown – many of them featured in Jo Wallace’s book Humans...

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The Gypsy Wandered West

The Gypsy Wandered West

Alexandria, once a light industrial and warehouse wonderland, is fast becoming a destination for lattes and late breakfasts. Went to See The Gyspy (WTSTG) is one of the flashier new options in a beautiful, blonde timber-filled lofty warehouse space, once home to a dark and moody antique joint. The fit out is gorgeous and rather...

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Dulcie’s brings bohemia back with a cheeky wink and grown up drinks

Dulcie’s brings bohemia back with a cheeky wink and grown up drinks

King’s Cross was world renowned as a hotbed of passion, violence, intellect, art and mischief for decades. It’s currently undergoing a rebrand – great coffee and small bars are popping up, nestled side by side with the historic strip joints and greasy spoons. Case in point: Dulcie’s. Bringing a touch of class back to the strip,...

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Tayim brings a cool new bar, deli and Middle Eastern Flair to the Rocks

Tayim brings a cool new bar, deli and Middle Eastern Flair to the Rocks

In the past, if you heard the words “Let’s have dinner in The Rocks”, you might have found your tax returns more interesting – The Rocks has long been known as the zone for tourist dinners, happy hour schnitzels or high end fine dining. So when an awarded chef opens a new restaurant, it’s like blade of...

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The Charleston brings Southern Carolina charm to Glebe

The Charleston brings Southern Carolina charm to Glebe

Everyone remembers Rhett Butler’s most famous line in Gone with the Wind as he says to Scarlett O’Hara, “Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn…” But it didn’t end there. He adds “I’m going back to Charleston, where there is still a little grace and civility left in the world”. We couldn’t agree more as...

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