In keeping with the World Environment Day slogan for 2008 “Kick the Habit! Towards a Low Carbon Economy”, the City of Sydney is hosting 3 cyclist-only breakfasts to promote cycling as a carbon-neutral mode of transport. City of Sydney staff will attend each breakfast to answer questions on the City’s Cycling Strategy, infrastructure development, Sustainable [...]
If you are feeling hungry and not sure where or what to eat, I would recommend the many delectable restaurants in Pyrmont Village. One might be mistaken for thinking that there is not that much to choose from but this is no longer the case. Pyrmont Village Restaurants offer an abundance of options to suit [...]
Yesterday afternoon, both Amanda and I traipsed down to the neighbouring suburb of Glebe, in order to conduct an interview with Roger O’ Halloran, the proprietor of the Fair Trade Coffee Company. It was a both a real pleasure and inspiring to discuss the great work that Roger was doing with Palms Australia an organisation, [...]
Its not every day, that ones inner city, harbourside hamlet (Pyrmont) is party to underbelly type real life drama, however yesterday it was. The sight of heavily armed policeman evacuating laneways and streets around the corner from one’s favourite cafes, was trully frightening. Yes Pyrmont Village was front and center yesterday in a real life [...]
Well…. I had the pleasure of looking to rent an apartment in Pyrmont recently. I moved to Pyrmont over 5 years ago and at the time, the thriving village of Pyrmont, was not yet discovered. But all good things must come to an end and people have now discovered this small oasis that offers a [...]
To be honest, for the longest time I didn’t really have a clue of where Pyrmont actually was. Vague cues lingered in the back of my mind, such as the fish markets and Star City, but Pyrmont was never really on my radar. I just didn’t believe it had that vibe I always look for [...]
