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He’s a chef by trade so when it comes to choosing restaurants for a night out with his wife, Migeul Maestre has some top picks around Sydney and the northern beaches suburbs near his home.
What we will be doing more of – and less of – in 2022
If the Covid lockdowns of 2020 and 2021 taught Australians anything, it was the need to shift our priorities and accept a slower pace of life. We speak to people who are learning to adjust to the “new normal”.
New host up for Fordham challenge in breakfast radio battle
After the shock announcement Wendy Harmer and Robbie Buck would be leaving ABC breakfast radio, James Valentine is ready to face the pressure of maintaining the success of his predecessors.
The 10 best Sydney streets for Christmas lights
After Covid dampened the yuletide spirit in 2020, Christmas lights aficionados have bounced back with a vengeance. See our top 10 best-decorated streets — and let us know your favourite Christmas lights spot.
9 to 5: Girls show who’s the boss
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Ferry master’s job comes with best view in the world
With Sydney Harbour as his office, going to work is never a chore for ferry master Philip Barnett — even though it’s not always literally smooth sailing.
Live music extravaganza heads to Manly
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Sydney’s charity queens back in business
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