The husband-wife duo that runs Bellagio Café in Waverley and Bondi Junction has won ‘Best Gin in the World’ with their new spirit, Ester. Felix Clark, the co-creator of Ester, said that his interest in gin started v...

A new local history space, The Bondi Story Room, will open in the newly renovated Bondi Pavilion, providing locals and visitors alike with an immersive, digital, history experience. Waverley Mayor Paula Masselos said the...

The MUGgLE study at the NeuRA Imaging Facility in Randwick wants local kids aged 5-15 to assist with research on the effects of cerebral palsy on muscle development. Dr Bart Bolsterlee, one of the lead MUGgLE researchers...

Residents across Randwick City are at a loss as to why important pieces of construction and restoration work are being left unfinished in the local area. One such site requiring restoration is the stairs between Albi Pla...

Local dog owners are concerned for the safety of their pets after a spike in vicious dog attacks across the Eastern Suburbs. Recent posts on both the Bondi and Coogee Local Loop Facebook groups have drawn hundreds of com...

Forget about the COVID-19 lockdown, the Waverley municipality has been locked down since well before the pandemic began due to the blight of never-ending development. It seems that with every corner you turn your progres...

The Heart Café in Bondi creates employment pathways for young people through care, community, and delicious food. The café, which opened in 2018, is a social enterprise linked with Wayside Chapel and sources its staff ...

A strange sense of Déjà vu has settled over the Eastern Suburbs a week into the latest round of lockdowns. While the beaches are still open, local businesses are once again scrambling to adapt to new restrictions and l...

Coogee residents are reporting an influx of noise and dust into their apartment complexes after Randwick Council removed a stretch of trees along Havelock Avenue without community consultation. Around 17 metres of trees ...

The noble sport of lawn bowls dates back to the 13th century, when ‘stone bowls’ were originally used as weapons before being used recreationally on the streets of London. But under the reign of King Edward III the s...