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Discover the Australian Film Walk of Fame at Randwick’s Ritz Cinema, honouring actors and industry icons who shaped Australian cinema from past to present.

Discover the early history of Randwick, from its Aboriginal origins and colonial land grants to the development led by Simeon Pearce and the transformation from market gardens to a thriving municipality.

Discover how Randwick artist Anthea Ben-Naim brings ocean life to the streets with vibrant artworks celebrating sharks, gropers, octopus and more, inspiring local environmental awareness.

The revitalisation marking a fresh chapter for Randwick’s historic neighbourhood hub - The Spot. By Lucy Pearson The Spot, beloved for its eclectic charm, rich heritage and bustling dining scene, is set to undergo a major transformation. Randwick Council has endorsed a $6.3 million plan to revitalise the precinct, known to locals for its cultural vibrancy and village feel. Located in central Randwick at the junction of St Paul’s Street and Perouse Road, The Spot is an area sh

Sip, savour and save during Happy Hour at Randwick’s favourite bars, pubs and restaurants. Happy Hour In Randwick is the perfect time to head out and unwind. With plenty of pubs, bars and restaurants to choose from, there’s no shortage of great spots to sip, savour and save. Whether it’s a midweek catch-up or Friday night drinks, make the most of the unbeatable Happy Hour deals across Randwick. The Avenue 📍 2 St Marks Rd, Randwick 🌐 theavenuerandwick.com.au   ⏰ Mon - Fri, 4

Raising the Standard of Pet Dental Care & Grooming at The Fur Salon & The Fur Dental The Fur Salon Step inside The Fur Salon in Queens Park and you’ll notice something different, there’s no mad barking or chaos in the atmosphere. The air smells fresh, the space is calm, and the interior fit-out makes it feel more like a day spa than a grooming salon.  That’s because The Fur Salon was designed with one mission: to raise the standard of pet care.  Founded by Anneke van den Broe

WOW, a not-for-profit on a mission to improve mental health, are bringing a free, 8-week surf therapy program to Bondi. Mental health challenges are more common than ever, affecting people from all walks of life. Anxiety, depression and stress are realities for many Australians, yet access to effective, affordable, and engaging support remains limited.  To tackle this growing problem, Waves of Wellness (WOW) was born - a not-for-profit mental health surf therapy organisation.

Your guide to the best events, culture and community happening in the Sydney CBD and its surrounds. 😂 Just For Laughs Festival 📍 Various Venues 📅 Nov 10th - 22nd Get ready to laugh out loud - Just For Laughs Festival is back and bringing world-class comedy to venues across the city. This year’s lineup features international stars like Eddie Izzard, Reggie Watts, John Bishop and Ashley Gavin, alongside some local favourites. From stand-up and improv to live podcasts and gal

The history of Randwick Boys High School goes back to 1883, and during that almost 130 years it has produced some notable graduates.  By Rita Bratovich Located on the corner of Avoca and Rainbow Streets, the newly amalgamated co-ed Randwick High School was, until this year, a boys-only Year 7 —12 institution.  As Randwick Boys High, it was well respected and consistently produced impressive academic results. On top of that, it can lay claim to educating some big sporting lege

Four trials, one death sentence and a menacing mystery that haunts Hopetoun House. By Elliot Lindsay 5 Frances Street, Randwick, 27 December 1952. The grand sandstone façade of Hopetoun House, once the eastern suburbs retreat of Lord Hopetoun, Australia’s first Governor-General, stood silent under a summer moon. Inside the 30-room guest house at number 5, the corridors smelled of linoleum polish and boiled cabbage.  At 6.45 p.m., Mrs Stella Rose Hearn borrowed the evening new

Strut & Fret present another mind-blowing spectacular, La Ronde , featuring a stunning troupe of international stars. By Rita Bratovich If you have never seen a Strut & Fret show, then you have never seen just how magnificent humans can be. This company brings together acts from around the world, artists who are at the pinnacle of their craft, performers who can make you gasp, cheer, laugh and even cry.  When creators, Scott Maidment and Sarah Stewart, met some 25 years ago,

Discover a day in the life of Shauna Colnan, Principal of International Grammar School Sydney. From greeting students and leading projects to teaching Year 12 English, Shauna’s role blends leadership, inspiration, and community spirit.