Making your own non-toxic, natural cleaning products is a great way to turn your Pyrmont apartment into a chemical-free, environmentally friendly haven. You will be looking after the health of the environment and those you live with, and saving significant amounts of money—your self-made cleaning products will cost around one tenth of the price of [...]
What to do on a sunny afternoon in Pyrmont? How about sailing Sydney Harbour and enjoying fabulous food and wine with your friends or work colleagues. This is exactly what I had the opportunity to do recently with some great people. We met in the Terrace Room at the Australian National Maritime Museum. This superb [...]
It’s been a long time coming but finally the Glebe Point Road streetscape upgrade is finished! In my book, it’s definitely a reason to celebrate. This Saturday 4th of April Glebe will be throwing a party to welcome the “new Glebe” to town! There will be no more orange barriers blocking the roads, no more [...]
Well the weekend is here Pyrmont Village and if you are not sure what to do, here are some ideas: Eveleigh Farmers’ Market – Saturday, 28 March 2009 Held every Saturday from 8:00am – 1:00pm, the Eveleigh Farmers’ Market has over 80 stallholders offering biodynamic and organic foods direct from farmers and artisan food producers [...]
We all want to be green, and we all have the best intentions to live sustainable life-styles, but we all know that it can be hard to change old habits, no matter how bad they might be. If you’re looking for easy ways to make your life-style a bit more eco-friendly, why not check out [...]
There are 2 great food and wine events this weekend. Firstly, the Vintage Cellars International Wine Fair at Darling Harbour, just across from Pyrmont Village. Talk to wine makers, join in the interactive master classes – vertical tasting of Ruffino Chianti and Old World vs New World – and enjoy premium international wines. There will [...]
For those of you keen movie goers in Pyrmont, check out our review of Milk by Denieal Williams. In 1978 activist Harvey Milk became the first openly gay man to be elected to a public office, as a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. As a SF Bay Area native, I am more [...]
1. Tell us a little about yourself. Are you from Sydney originally? Born and bred and raised in Sydney! Spent my whole life here, other than travelling around Australia, and overseas, for holidays. Educated in Sydney, and worked my whole career here.2. What brought you to Turner Freeman Lawyers? I was approached to commence working [...]
Walking down Jones Bay Wharf towards 2 Fratelli Cafe on a quiet Saturday afternoon, watching the sailing boats heading out toward the Harbour, and the sun playing on the ripples in the water, you could be forgiven for thinking you were about to fork out a rather exorbitant amount for lunch given the setting. You [...]
Head to Quarry Green for the 28th annual Ultimo Pyrmont UPTown Festival on Saturday, 21 March 2009. With two stages of live entertainment, the Festival fun starts at 11.00am and rolls on until 4:30pm. Presented by the Uniting Care’s Harris Community Centre, the festival theme this year looks to the future with “Living in Harmony: [...]
