
Bondi local Peter Pecotić explores European and Indigenous ideas of ancestral lands in his new documentary, Countryman. The film premiered at the Croatian Film Festival in November and charts Mr Pecotić’s relationshi...
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Since the so-called ‘Freedom Day’ many of us have been able to enjoy our first backyard barbecue. In honour of reclaimed liberties, and his own birthday, one friend purchased a brand new barbecue. Alvaro’s temple o...
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Having survived two years of lockdowns, Bondi gem Neighbourhood is back open delivering great cocktails, good vibes and even Sunday roasts under the new management team of Benjamin Campbell and Brendan Darcy (Beej). Both...
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For those who love to travel, the only thing better than actually being there is the feeling of being there, and Bronte local Louie Collins has set out to achieve just that with his new clothing label, Five by Flynn. Mr ...
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Back in May 2020, The Beast satire columnist Kieran Blake penned a piece about a mountain bike track in Centennial Park. While the article was very much satirical, the community response to the story left us wondering wh...
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Back in September 2019, Waverley Council entered into a confidential Heads of Agreement (HOA) arrangement with the Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club (ESCC) and then gave them $20,000 to investigate the feasibility of building...
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I woke with a start, all senses in overdrive. In the predawn light, paranoia had me tense and listening hard. What was that noise? I crept over to the window and waited. Nothing. In the distance a kookaburra called, foll...
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After losing their infant daughter, Ruth, in 2020, Daniel and Tegan Barnett decided to create a community garden in Bondi in her honour. Ruth was born in April 2020 and was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma, a rare form of ch...
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Bondi Beach is an international icon. On any given day, whether it’s winter or summer, tourists and locals can be seen photographing the Tasman Sea waves crashing onto sand. The beautiful Art Deco Icebergs hugs the roc...
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With NSW coming out of lockdown, and a large part of our COVID-19 strategy going forward dependent on vaccination rates, many of us are wondering how safe it is for our kids to be going back to school, whether they shoul...
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Bruce Hopkins – Leading The Lifeguards
Sharon Ziebart: That was very interesting interview. I knew that lifeguarding was not a no mind job. It is amazing how people ignore sound advice from lifeguards. I can swim and float quite well. I would always swim ...
read more > Comments [ 5 ]What's That Bloody Noise?
Diane: I hear the hum every day & night in Heyfield Gippsland Australia, Th he t us Malinga sound never leaves. Other people hear it but aren’t annoyed. But l cannot stand it any more.
read more > Comments [ 10 ]May 1974: The Storm Of Storms
Steve Smith: I remember the Sygna storm well. I note your picture shows the Passia Bulker that run aground on Nobbys Beach. I watched this Happen as well. During the Sygna storm nobbies light house recorde...
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