The northern beaches furniture designer spent Sunday nights knocking on doors of houses he liked until he struck gold.
The NSW government is taking action against the owner of the heritage-listed art deco cafe in the Blue Mountains.
It epitomised glamour and fine dining for 110 years. Now,as our photos show,vandals have trashed its interior.
Sid and Ted played tennis together as lads in Sydney. The two were among 2434 Australian and British prisoners taken prisoner of war by the Japanese and sent to Sandakan camp in Malaysia to build a new airstrip. Only six survived.
These inner west units are designed to feel like standalone homes. Little wonder it is hard to buy in.
To mark the anniversary of Matthew Flinders’ wedding in 1801,a tranche of love letters will go on display at the State Library of NSW from April 17.
Murals depicting the Woolloomooloo community joining unions to save the historic area from development are fading. And not everyone wants them repainted.
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.