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BY ALEX DRISCOLL   Narrabeen’s Fat Pomelo was created out of a need for ‘casual dining’ options in the area. Owner Songpol, who also runs homeware café Armchair Collective with his wife Lyn, says most Thai food offerings in the area were...

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Lovers of the classic 1989 Disney film The Little Mermaid will delight in the musical adaptation of the same name, set to grace the stage at The Concourse in Chatswood from 21 March. Featuring singing, dancing, special effects and glittering...

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Imagine succulent steaks, pork ribs coated in sticky, delicious sauce and a refreshingly cool craft beer under sparkling blue skies, a stone’s throw from South Steyne, Manly Beach. It’s the perfect summer Saturday lunch combination and we’re lucky enough to...

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Family drama abounds I love a good family drama, and David Williamson has come to the party with his Succession-esque play Aria, written once again (supposedly out of retirement!) for the Ensemble Theatre in Kirribilli. Aria centres around matriarch Monique who...

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It’s lovely to find a restaurant that is joyful. Soluna in North Sydney has such a positive vibe to it – from the moment manager Jonathan Bayed greets you at the door like an old friend, right through to executive...

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Nestled in the quiet, Pittwater community of Clareville is a delightful weatherboard cottage serving up the Beaches newest fresh, fine dishes. The Clareville has opened on the site of the long-standing local favourite Clareville Kiosk, and brings with it a...

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Sometimes in Sydney you just need to escape the traffic, noise of jackhammers and general chaos of our city. A night out at the Big Top in Moore Park was just what I needed to experience something truly magical. Cirque du...

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Eats, beats and bevs with Southern California vibes I’d heard that Feisty Flamingo was the new local hotspot for tasty tapas-style dishes, delicious cocktails, and the coolest tunes in town; it turns out my source was reliable! One Friday evening, a foodie-friend...

It’s very rare in Sydney to find a North Shore restaurant where you can relax back in your chair and watch a ferry cruise past the Opera House, travel under the Harbour Bridge and pull up just metres away at...