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The world’s biggest smartphone film festival, SF3, returns for its 12th season - and it's looking bigger and better than ever! You don’t need an expensive camera kit to make a great film. Sometimes, all it takes is the smartphone already sitting in your pocket. That idea is at the heart of SF3, which returns for its 12th season on Saturday 31 October and Sunday 1 November 2026. Billed as the world’s biggest smartphone film festival, SF3 celebrates filmmaking in one of its mos

Discover Festival of Mosman Encore 2026, with six days of live music, food, art, culture and community events happening across Mosman this October.

Wentworth Park will host its final greyhound race on October 16, 2026, ending 94 years of racing before the Glebe site is transformed into public open space.

Discover 8 fascinating facts about Glebe’s history, from its Gadigal and Wangal connections and 400-acre church grant to trams, swamps and grand estates.

2037 Magazine is returning to print after almost four years away, celebrating Glebe’s people, businesses, history, arts, culture and local community.

From heated pools and historic harbour baths to free swimming spots and spectacular saltwater pools, discover the best places to swim near Glebe.

Who killed Clarence McLennan? Explore the forgotten 1922 Centennial Park murder, the failed prosecution and what the case revealed about Sydney’s hidden gay subculture.

Cats own the internet, it’s an indisputable fact.

Looking for things to do in Newtown? Discover the best theatre, live music, food, nightlife and local events happening across Newtown, Enmore and nearby suburbs.

Remembering Mouse, the beloved theatre cat who spent more than a decade welcoming actors, volunteers and audiences at New Theatre in Newtown.

The Inner West is Australia's fifth most densely populated council area, with more than 5,400 residents per square kilometre. Discover the latest population, housing, diversity and demographic insights from the 2021 Census.

Award-winning Inner West artist James Powditch reflects on 30 years of creativity, his acclaimed portrait of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and how Marrickville's industrial past continues to inspire his distinctive artistic style.

The world-renowned melanoma researcher leaves an extraordinary legacy of courage, compassion and life-saving medical breakthroughs. Professor Richard Scolyer was a world-renowned melanoma pathologist whose groundbreaking work saved countless lives. A proud member of the Marrickville community, Scolyer's remarkable career was defined not only by scientific excellence but also by extraordinary courage during his own battle with an aggressive brain cancer. Born in Tasmania, Scol

Celebrated Australian illustrator, Luke Player, shares the inspiration behind this year's iconic 10th anniversary artwork. With his vintage Australiana poster aesthetic, Luke Player couldn’t be more perfect as the designer for the Beer, Footy & Food Festival. Few artists capture the spirit, beauty, and unique character of Australian landscape and culture quite like Luke Player. Through bold colours, clean lines and a distinctly retro style, this multi-disciplined illustrator,

A long nosed fur seal appears, and then disappears in the Cooks River, Marrickville

A Surry Hills warehouse transformed by Berlin Wall artist Thierry Noir, linking Sydney street art with U2’s Achtung Baby era through one of the city’s most striking public artworks.

St Ives Showground celebrates 100 year milestone by planting 100 native trees.

Randwick Council has voted to stop new student accommodation developments, citing housing affordability and community balance concerns. The move could reshape housing in Kingsford and Kensington while sparking debate over the future of student living near UNSW.

For the first time in over 40 years, St Ives Shopping Village has changed ownership, selling for $450 million. By Lucy Pearson One of Australia’s most tightly held retail assets has officially changed hands, with St Ives Shopping Village selling for $450 million in a landmark deal that marks the largest neighbourhood shopping centre transaction in Australian history. The acquisition sees property group, Iris Capital, enter the retail ownership market for the first time, purch

Gridlock, ghosts and gore: the horrible history of one of Sydney’s most mysterious roadways, the Wakehurst Parkway. By ALEC SMART Wakehurst Parkway closed at Oxford Falls due to flooding around 'the bends' after heavy rains. Photo: Alec Smart Wakehurst Parkway is a 14km state-owned arterial road between Seaforth in the south and Narrabeen to the north on Sydney’s Northern Beaches that has a reputation for frequent congestion, its vulnerability to flooding, and also for being