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The Winery by Gazebo opens

The Wine is FineThe Winery, younger sibling of the Gazebo Wine Garden doesn’t need much to get noticed, although the chandelier made from antelope’s heads is hard to miss. In the heart of Surry Hills, it’s your local with a splash of lounge – shaken not stirred.   Enjoy a girl’s picnic outside on the terrace...

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Work hard – play hard – eat fit food

Eat Fit Food on the goPick the dietary habit applicable to you: A) Running late, skip breakfast.B) Typical lunch – a coffee and sushi roll on the go, but don’t really feel full.C) 4pm – sugar craving hit! A dive to the biscuit jar or some other evil snack in your supplies drawer (promise to...

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Blackout

Blackout

Oh, the many times you’ve suppressed the yen to inject colour. Declared “I’m not going to buy anything black” and ended up with exactly just that.  Make no apologies this time.  M•A•C’s new Style Black make up collection lets your darker inhibitions run rife. It’s all about midnight escapades in black: for eyes, nails and...

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Tiger Translate

Change the world, one beer at a timeIf your idea of change is much more substantial than loose coins in your pocket, Tiger Translate is something to get a look into. Now in its fourth year worldwide, Singapore’s award-winning Tiger Beerstarted Translate to uncover the best emerging artists around Asia, bringing together an eclectic collective of...

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The Mother of All Closing Night Parties

Partying with good companySydney Theatre Company’s production ofA Streetcar Named Desire Sydney season has sold out.  Since that’s not the type of headline that we’d normally waste your time on, here are some other pointers worth knowing: – you can still catch the final performance of the show directed by Liv Ullmann and featuring Cate Blanchett,...

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Art of the smart

Art of the smart

Set fire to your Ikea prints! Burn your old band posters! You live in the same city as world class contemporary artists so loosen your purse strings and invest in the zeitgeist.  Fiona McIntosh, Director of Fiona McIntosh Art has spent the last 20 years overseeing exhibitions for the Art Gallery of NSW, the Sydney Biennale and Regional...

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Balmain Rozelle Food Week

Dining on the PeninsulaHere’s a little eco-challenge. When out shopping for your next dinner party, see if you can only buy ingredients produced less than 100 miles away. How do you think you’ll go?  As part of Balmain Rozelle Food Week,About Life is hosting a 100 Mile Cocktail Party where you’ll sample some of the amazing produce found...

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Sports Theatre and Bar

Game onIf your world revolves around tries, points, goals, knock-outs and the like, there’s a new venue in town that’s dedicated to you.   Sports Theatre at Star City has just opened its doors. With a 12m-wide mega screen, flanked by two 3.4m smaller screens, and 225 stadium-style seats from which to watch the action. The...

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Jimmy Choo PEP talk

You, your shoes and 72At Daily Addict HQ, we lament the fact that our chief executive addict, Carrie Choo, isn’t related to that divine fashion powerhouse; Jimmy Choo. Imagine how extra well-heeled all Daily Addicts would be? We’re still hunting down the family tree that proves there’s a blood-tie. In the meantime, note that you have as good a chance...

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A Night in Fantasia

A Night in Fantasia

Ask a group of your average video gaming buddies and they’ll swear blind that they’re avid symphony fans. In some cases, they’ve probably listened to more musical compositions than you. It’s due to the epic tracks from games such as Gears of War and anime like Final Fantasy. From a series of symphonic experiences presented by Eminence. Their next...

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