NSW Winter School Holidays 6 July to 17 July
Plenty of winter activities these school holidays including Skate at Carriageworks, 245 Wilson Street, Eveleigh...
Counterpoint Community Services National Volunteer Week Awards 2026
I was fortunate to attend the 20th Counterpoint Community Services Volunteer Week Awards at Alexandria Town Hall...
25th Biennale of Sydney, 14 March to 14 June
Works on display will feature 83 artists and collections from 37 countries.
The Biennale is themed ‘Rememory’....
University of Sydney Community Festival – Saturday November 8
Bring the family along for a free day of fun, discovery and celebration at the
University of...
Pancake Morning Tea at Cliff Noble Community Centre, Corner Renwick and Suttor Streets, Alexandria, Friday September 12, 9.30am-11.30am
Student Council representatives from local high schools...
Now that the Winter Solstice, and the shortest day of the year in the Southern Hemisphere is behind us, let’s hope that the rest of winter isn’t too bitingly cold.
As I write this column on Anzac Day 2024, I reflect on the members of my own family who served in various theatres of war, including my uncle John, killed at the Battle of the Somme in 1917, and my maternal grandfather James, the Boer War and WWI.
I know I always seem to start off my April column with an acknowledgement of Autumn, because I love the cooler nights (not always days!) and the lovely trees in flower in my area. There always seem to be plenty of activities at this time of year.
Firstly, on behalf of all our wonderful volunteers I’d like to acknowledge our managing editor Marjorie Lewis-Jones, who has inspired us all to deeper...
There's a lot happening ... take a look! Especially note: We're having an SSH Volunteers and Supporters Picnic – October 15, Redfern Park, 12-2pm – all volunteers and supporters are welcome.
Congratulations John Lanzky
SSH volunteer John Lanzky has been recognised in the recent Waterloo & Redfern Volunteer Awards presented by Counterpoint Community Services and the...
Refugee Week, NAIDOC week, Vivid Sydney and the 69th Sydney Film Festival are just some of significant activities to get involved in and enjoy this winter ...
Autumn bursts upon us and as always Sydney is full of things to do in May. Events like: Neighbourhood Centre Week, Sydney Park Community Planting Day, Sydney Writers’ Festival and more ...
As I look out my window today, the sun is shining after lots of rain overnight. I’m hoping it will last, though the weather forecast tells me differently. Our thoughts and heartfelt prayers go out to those in northern NSW and Queensland who continue to suffer severe weather activity.
Sydney's events calendar is hotting up now Covid restrictions have been scaled back. There's Harmony Week, St Patrick's Day, the International Women’s Day rally and march ... and much more.
