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With over 10 years experience, Karlie Rutherford is a leading voice in the Entertainment industry. Starting her journalism career at CBS in New York, she’s interviewed everyone from Tom Cruise to Margot Robbie. Get in touch with her karlie.rutherford@news.com.au

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Georgina Brujic from Watsons Bay Milk Bar is running a promotion with Milkybar Biscoff and has created some delicious new treats. Picture: Supplied.

Is this the return of a Sydney icon?

Sydney lays claim to being the home to the world’s first milk bar but Watsons Bay Milk Bar is one of a few still delivering this old world charm.

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Olympic moment that made me burst into tears

As Australians woke up to more gold medals this morning, there was one viral moment that made me instantly burst into tears, writes Karlie Rutherford.

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On Hold: embargoed for The Daily Telegraph 23.7.2024. 2GB broadcaster Mark Levy is opening a new restaurant in Sylvania, Pronto. Picture: Rohan Kelly

‘I’ve had some breakdowns’: 2GB host ventures into wide world of hospo

Mark Levy is more qualified at eating than cooking. But he’s not expecting that to stop the likes of Paul Gallen and Josh Morris dropping into to his Italian/Balkan style restaurant.

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Real reason netball should be an Olympic sport

Netball is the biggest team sport in Australia – yet its place in the national consciousness lags behind male-dominated games. Now, Diamonds star Paige Hadley is determined to see that change.

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Matt Moran to open second outpost of celeb-fave restaurant

The restaurant, where celebrities like Rita Ora and Taika Waititi have been spotted, will now pop up at a second location in Sydney.

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JULY 21, 2024: The schnitzel degustation at The Royal Hotel in Paddington. Picture: Damian Shaw

Surprise take on Sydney’s favourite pub meal

A Sydney pub will pay tribute to one of the city’s most popular meals with an eight-course degustation menu.

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‘I have the potential to win’: First-time Olympian’s bold claim

Ahead of his debut at this week’s Paris Games, rising Australian swim star Flynn Southam reveals why he FINALLY feels ready to fulfil his Olympic dream.

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Where to find Sydney’s cheapest cups of coffee

Coffee-loving Sydneysiders are paying more for a flat white with even the biggest chains charging upwards of $4 for a basic cuppa. Want the cost to come down? Here’s why you should be praying for rain.

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Daily Telegraph. 12, July, 2024.HOLD FOR KC: Venue Manager Paige Gleeson and Hospitality consultant Brendon Hill, at the new look Flower Shop in Penrith, today. The venue has new owners and is thriving.Picture: Justin Lloyd.

The unlikely team that saved a secret Penrith bar

Meet the unlikely team that joined forces to save a speak-easy style bar in Sydney’s west.

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Rather than one last hurrah, these venues have quietly closed: Maurice Terzini's Snack Kitchen, left, and Dead Ringer, right. Pictures: Supplied

Surprise Sydney venues that have suddenly closed

Famed restaurateur Maurice Terzini has shut up shop on his Potts Point project Snack Kitchen after just six months. It’s not the only venue quietly closing its doors.

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