Packer sent packing after inquiry reveals organised crime links
An 18-month long inquiry has found James Packer’s company, Crown Resorts, unfit to operate Sydney’s new casino.
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Navigating the skies in a Covid world
The glamour of flying has taken multiple hits in recent years – but Covid-19 is something else again. Sunny Grace paints a picture of air travel, Covid-style.
You gotta love this city: classic songs of Sydney
The Sentinel explores iconic songs that reference Sydney – and have helped define the city in our hearts and minds.
Blue Mountains council supports push for gender equity
The Blue Mountains City Council is adopting a landmark gender equity strategy, building on related moves towards equality in Western Sydney and elsewhere.
Things that weren’t so bad about 2020
It’s been a tough year – but 2020 also had its positive aspects, Richie Black helpfully reminds us.
SALON78 returns to showcase the oral history of early LGBTQI movements
The SALON78 forum is returning for its third year to collect oral histories and enshrine the work of our early LGBTQI activists.
Pride Centre in Newtown a step closer
The planned Inner West Pride centre is a step closer, with applications to join the Reference Panel now open.
Sydney’s drag kings back for monthly parties
The Sydney Kings Supper Club is back after a Covid-19 induced hiatus, reports Mike Hitch.
Picnic at Hanging Rock coming to Sydney stage
Rita Bratovich previews the upcoming production of Picnic at Hanging Rock at Newtown’s New Theatre.
War and Peace now playing at the Metro Theatre
John Moyle reports on the latest machinations in the saga of the former Metro/Minerva Theatre in Potts Point.