From dancing around the family lounge all the way to the Sydney Opera House — ballerina Jill Ogai is among the nominees for one of the most coveted dance awards, but says her “soul is so happy” when back at home in Bondi.
Through the Keyhole: A Spanish mission-style apartment in Bellevue Hill takes on Parisian sensibilities in this exquisite Arent & Pyke re-design.
Josh Niland, the Paddington chef famous for making fish livers taste good is being celebrated for changing the way we eat seafood.
Fifty years ago there were dozens of commercial fishermen plying their trade on Pittwater, in Sydney’s north. Today Mark Arblaster – whose fish are highly sought-after by Sydney’s finest restaurants – is the last of his kind, writes Ben James.
Elena Kats-Chernin, recently voted Australia’s favourite composer, on meeting Wendy Whiteley and creating musical personalities for an entire operatic Whiteley family.
Meet the jewellery designer who converted four North Bondi studios into a family home to achieve the best view of Australia’s most iconic beach.
THE largest offering of acclaimed Australian artist Sidney Nolan’s iconic Ned Kelly pictures went under the hammer at Bonhams, Woollahra on Wednesday night, with some of the artworks fetching more than double their estimated price.
Isabella Loneragan is at the forefront of the changing beauty industry, trained in Paris by a Russian master and using impressive technology to perform inside out facials.
Despite closing his beloved Purl Harbour shop on Curlewis St 18 months ago after three decades in operation, John Macarthur swears he hasn’t retired.
Meet Phil Spencer and Rachel Chant, the two young creatives behind Bondi’s equivalent of a “high end fringe festival”.
The Bellevue’s owners are ‘turning back the clock’ with a new refurbishment and yes, lamb cutlets are on the menu again.
“There are some (women) who hate their husbands looking and some who think it’s genius,” says one eastern suburbs gallerist of the work of artist Dina Broadhurst.
From a Wimbledon lunch with Tom Hanks, to schooners with Meryl Streep while hiding from Andrew Lloyd Webber, north shore local David Malek has a life less ordinary.
Hidden behind an unsuspecting red door on Victoria St is the Kings Cross Conservatorium — where high profile music managers are waiting for the next big thing to burst onto the scene.
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