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Marilyn Annecchini and Giovanni Pilu will open Flaminia.

Pilu chef Giovanni Pilu to open spin-off Italian restaurant at iconic Toaster building

The husband-and-wife team behind the award-winning Freshwater venue have said it would take something big to entice them to the Sydney CBD.

  • Scott Bolles

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Whale gif Sydney Harbour

‘It’s hump day!’ Whale at Circular Quay stops ferries

A whale frolicking in the harbour has delayed ferries and delighted Sydneysiders as it takes a tour of one of Australia’s busiest waterways.

  • Angus Dalton and Josefine Ganko
A concept image of the development which would be located next to the Justice and Police Museum

The Sydney law museum embroiled in its own fight for justice

The museum is among CBD landholders fighting a high-rise construction project they fear could block sunlight and “obliterate” harbour views.

  • David Barwell
The elegant character home of the Cants in Killara

Former Commonwealth Bank exec lists delightful $12m Killara home

The family bought the elegant upper north shore property, which dates to circa 1918, for $1.27 million in 1999.

  • Tawar Razaghi
How Circular Quay got trapped in time, and why some fear for its future.

The single biggest obstacle to transforming Circular Quay

For as long as Circular Quay has existed, it’s been simultaneously adored and hated. And despite decades of attempts, no one seems able to get rid of the Cahill Expressway.

  • Julie Power and Anthony Segaert
Maremma duck, purple carrot, blackberry, madeira and macadamia.
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Oborozuki

Experiential dining by Circular Quay.

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Malay Chinese’s chicken laksa.
Critics' Pick

Malay Chinese Noodle Bar

Pull up next to a stranger for a bowl of outstanding har mee.

New Hunter St. Hospitality chief executive, Frank Tucker.

This hospo mega-group closed 30 venues – now it has big plans for The Rocks

With a new chief executive, Hunter St. Hospitality has a fresh direction with an eye on Circular Quay and surrounds.

  • Scott Bolles
MCA

‘Not everyone’s going to like it’: MCA’s rooftop cafe to reopen as luxury diner

Sandwiches and coffee at one of Sydney’s most spectacular waterfront sites will make way for a revolving door of big-name chefs.

  • Scott Bolles
Large crowds at Vivid on Saturday night resulted in a “near miss” crowd crush incident.

Two dangerous choke points, two near misses. Vivid’s crowd crush problem

Vivid came close to disaster when thousands of people were trapped by a bottleneck. It wasn’t the first time the festival has ventured near catastrophe.

  • Josefine Ganko

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