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A collaboration between the City of Sydney and Destination NSW will see the introduction of a new Vivid Music program for Vivid Sydney 2024 that will host a mix of local, national and international artists and performers.
The City of Sydney’s new budget directs $597 million in operational expenditure, grants and services over the next financial year and earmarks $2.2 billion for hundreds of major capital projects over next 10 years.
A centre for local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to gather, share knowledge and practise culture has opened in the heart of Redfern, following extensive consultation with communities about the use of the space and an accessibility upgrade.
Redfern’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and heritage will be at the heart of plans to upgrade three parks in one of Sydney’s most important growing communities.
Sydney Park now has nearly 200 new native trees, more electric barbecues, picnic areas, seating and toilets after the City of Sydney’s major rectification works at the award-winning park.
Sydney sports teams have a new multipurpose playing facility to enjoy with The Crescent Sportsfield completed and welcoming athletes of all ages.
A bigger, better and more beautiful Wimbo Park is now open for residents and visitors of Surry Hills.
Proposed changes to planning rules are set to encourage developers create more build-to-rent residences in central Sydney, aimed at tackling the housing crisis.
The City of Sydney is reducing the adoption fees for pets being housed in its animal shelter, in a bid to reduce pressure on the animal care facility.
Experts from some of Australia’s fastest growing and established companies are coming together to help empower small businesses, creatives and retailers enhance their knowledge, foster innovation and expand their growth potential.
From free skate clinics and basketball sessions to gaming tournaments and a workshop for budding entrepreneurs, the City of Sydney is hosting a series of exciting events to celebrate Youth Week from 11 to 21 April.
Green Square locals will have a new shopping and dining destination with Zetland home to a weekly fresh produce market from Saturday 30 March.
A fun, free, family-friendly open day for Sydney’s trans and gender diverse communities is on at Cook + Phillip Park Pool on Sunday 31 March.
People recovering from drug and alcohol addiction will have access to improved facilities thanks to a $3 million grant to help the Salvation Army redevelop the historic William Booth House.
Experts swap lecture halls and boardrooms for local bars and pubs
Art exhibitions and small-scale community events will be able to share a unique part of the state’s history with the City of Sydney now restoring the interior of one of the brick kilns at Sydney Park.
The number of people sleeping rough on Sydney’s streets has remained relatively unchanged, underscoring the ongoing need to effectively address homelessness.
Last night Sydney Town Hall hosted a celebration of cultural diversity and academic excellence as Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore AO welcomed 650 international students.
Sydney’s busiest bike route is closer to having a separated cycleway with construction works on the Oxford and Liverpool Street project now underway.
A group of award-winning young performers will stage an outdoor dance and theatre production next week as part of the City of Sydney’s Art & About program.
The City of Sydney is proposing to distribute up to $1.9 million in grants to help revitalise Dixon Street and the Haymarket precinct.
The international symbol for pride was raised by Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore AO at a special ceremony tonight attended by members of the largest rainbow community in Australia.
Updated statement on asbestos contaminated mulch
Sydney is throwing a 16-day party to celebrate the 2024 Lunar New Year – with outdoor festivities, dragon boat races, art, installations, lanterns, cultural performances and lion dancing.
Sydney is being transformed into a vibrant open-air gallery with art celebrating Asian cultures on proud display to usher in the Lunar New Year.
The City of Sydney is offering national and international artists up to $100,000 and the opportunity to be part of one of Australia’s most prominent arts programs.
The hugely popular Sydney Streets event series is returning in summer and autumn to some of the busiest village high streets.
Organised by Gadigal Information Service, operators of Koori Radio, this year’s event is supported by a $190,000 grant from long-time supporter, the City of Sydney.
Vivid pylon projections, a special appearance from Bluey and a series of stunning fireworks wowed people around harbour as they celebrated the start of 2024.
Sydney will light up in all its glory tonight with fireworks lighting the Harbour Bridge from shore to shore and pyrotechnics spanning 6 kilometres across the harbour.
