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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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Karlie Rutherford

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Cropped shot of a happy family having Christmas lunch together. Picture: iStock.

Here’s to a perfectly imperfect Christmas

Here’s to a messy Christmas – it’s these perfectly imperfect moments you seem to remember more than last year’s colour scheme, writes Karlie Rutherford.

NSW

Aussie celeb's share their Xmas traditions

Aussie celebs share their Christmas traditions

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, so we decided to see how some favourite Aussie celebs will be spending their Christmas Day.

Confidential

Walkers stroll passed the recently closed Club Rose Bay.Photo: Tom Parrish

Is Hemmes set to take over operations of Club Rose Bay

Club Rose Bay closed less than 24 hours after launching a new bistro, with staff terminated and the business put in receivership. Now, members will vote on whether hospitality giant Merivale should take over.

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Supplied images of Lynwood Country Club in Sydney's West. Picture: Supplied

How the humble golf club is making a comeback

Golf clubs have seen a significant rise in social memberships, with families and young people flocking to venues across Sydney.

NSW

The top Sydney restaurants we lost in 2024

The Harbour City has had to farewell a number of top restaurants after another tough year for the hospitality industry. Here are some of the Sydney venues that closed down in 2024.

Confidential

Sydney’s best new restaurants of 2024 revealed

Despite a cost of living crisis, many Sydney restaurateurs decided to throw their hat in the ring with new ventures in 2024. Here are 15 of the best.

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A large crowd of people queue up outside the Argyle in the Rocks, Sydney. 8th August, 2020. Picture by Damian Shaw

Revealed: Reason why iconic Sydney nightclub is closing

After 17-years of partying, the iconic venue will be shutting its doors, but there are big plans for The Argyle in the New Year.

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‘My mental health is more important than where I’m ranked’

Thanasi Kokkinakis addresses his physical and mental struggles, his rise back up the rankings ahead of the Australian Open – and why romance will just have to wait.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH. NOVEMBER 26, 2024. HOLD FOR KC: Olympus is the new restaurant at Surry Hills soon to be opened precinct, Wunderlich Lane. Pictured is bar consultant Matt Whiley with his greek frappe cocktail. Picture: Tim Hunter.

(Greek) god it’s good: Is this the cocktail of the summer?

Love an iced coffee or an espresso martini? You’ll love the Greek frappe cocktail at ambitious and fun new Greek restaurant Olympus.

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New store every two weeks: Cult chook chain’s takeover bid

Sydney-born charcoal chicken chain El Jannah is spreading its wings, with plans to take on KFC and Maccas, opening a new store in Australia every fortnight while also serving up breakfast.

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