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A Summer Swim Worth Lingering Over: Marrinawi Cove at Barangaroo

February 4, 2026

In a city known for its beaches, there’s something quietly special about discovering a swimming spot that feels both central and unhurried. Tucked into Barangaroo’s harbourside edge, Marrinawi Cove has become one of Sydney’s most appealing places to swim over summer — offering clear water, easy access and a sense of calm that’s increasingly hard to find. From 1 January to 31 March 2026, Marrinawi Cove invites locals and visitors alike to experience summer differently. No early starts, no traffic battles, no sand clinging to everything you own — just the harbour, open sky and time to spare. A Harbour…

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Sydney, What to do

5 Iconic Australian Places to Inspire Your Next Letter

September 18, 2025

In today’s busy, digital-driven world, finding the right space to slow down and write a letter can feel like a gift to yourself as much as to the person receiving it. Sometimes, the right location provides all the inspiration you need—a beautiful view, a touch of history, or simply the calm to let your thoughts flow. Across Australia, there are iconic places that not only inspire creativity but are also unforgettable to visit in their own right. Here are five destinations that will make you want to pull out your pen and start writing. 1. Bondi Beach, Sydney Bondi is…

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Inspiration

5 Iconic Places to Inspire Your Next Letter

September 18, 2025

In our fast-paced, digital world, finding the time and space to sit down and write a letter can feel like a rare luxury. Yet sometimes, all it takes is a change of scenery to spark inspiration. Imagine sitting with pen and paper in hand while the world’s most iconic places surround you—spaces where history, beauty, and atmosphere combine to make your thoughts flow effortlessly. These destinations aren’t just perfect for letter writing, they’re also unforgettable to visit in their own right. Whether you’re seeking calm, reflection, or a touch of adventure, these locations invite you to slow down, take in…

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Competitions

Calling Young Artists: Enter Your Horse Drawing for Sydney Lunar Festival 2026!

May 20, 2025

Is your child aged between 5 and 12 and loves to draw? Let their imagination run wild and be part of one of Sydney’s biggest cultural celebrations — the Sydney Lunar Festival 2026! We’re inviting young creatives to submit vibrant, imaginative horse drawings to celebrate the Year of the Horse. Selected entries will be proudly displayed outdoors in Haymarket, reaching thousands of festivalgoers! Why Participate? This is a fun, creative opportunity for kids to: Be part of a major arts and culture event See their artwork featured in public during the festival Have their drawing printed on a personalised t-shirt…

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Inspiration

Sydney Writers’ Festival Primary School Days 2025 – Inspiring Young Readers and Storytellers

December 5, 2024

Join us for an exciting and educational experience that brings the magic of literature to life! The Sydney Writers’ Festival Primary School Days program is designed to inspire students in Years 3 to 6 to become the next generation of readers, writers, and creative storytellers. This hugely popular event invites primary school children to meet renowned children’s authors and illustrators for a day of fun, interactive sessions. Students will hear from some of Australia and the world’s most celebrated literary talents, gaining valuable insights into the creative process, storytelling techniques, and the importance of reading and writing. Throughout the day,…

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News

Why Writing Letters Is Still Important Today.

July 20, 2022

We tell you why the art of letter writing is still relevant in this digital age and in what ways it benefits your child “How wonderful it is to be able to write someone a letter! To feel like conveying your thoughts to a person, to sit at your desk and pick up a pen, to put your thoughts into words like this is truly marvelous.” Haruki Murakami (Norwegian Wood) The first recorded letter written by hand was by the Persian Queen Atossa around 500 BC. Little did she know that she was starting a trend that would be followed by generations…

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