Sydney, Australia Travel News

Six internationally recognized, award-winning celebrity chefs are lined up to create culinary magic at Marina Bay Sands with their first restaurants in Singapore, elevating the Republic's dining scene to the global stage.

Rotorua's mayor will be on board today's inaugural flight from Sydney to Rotorua.

Shaping up ... the Ray and Maria Stata Centre at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, above, convinced UTS to approach Frank Gehry, pictured in Sydney yesterday.

A survey of Eliasson's work about to open at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art.

Sydney Morning Herald A BLOCKBUSTER exhibition of King Tutankhamun will not tour Australia because museums cannot afford it.

Traces of the fear-filled days during the Second World War can be found in and around Darwin, a tropical city in Australia's Northern Territory.

JUST like Kevin Rudd, Han Sueng Soo was once a diplomat who became a prime minister.

If Sydney , Australia on New Years is part of your holiday plans, you'll want to stay tuned for the official announcement on Tuesday, December 1st for all the particulars.

No meat, no wheat, no dairy ... Annalise Braakensiek's secret to killer curves. Total wellbeing is this model's mantra, writes SHELLY HORTON.

AUSTRALIAN poet, author and TV personality Clive James is in the running for a prestigious 2009 Costa Book Award.

From humble beginnings as Wollongong Formwork in 1974 with three employees, the Unanderra-based Wideform Group of Companies grew to find a regular place on the BRW list of the top 500 privately owned companies in Australia.

The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District is looking for a private sector partner to design, run and operate educational, interactive visitor programs and activities and raise revenue to help close a $132 million, five-year budget shortfall.

Auckland and Sydney have a few touristy things in common, such as a fine harbour, a bridge you can climb and a sky-scraping tower offering spectacular city views.

There's more to a tour than ticking off a list. Have you tried listening to a city, going beneath it or on to the rooftops? These days you can download just about anything - including city tours - to your iPhone, but can your MP3 player lead you, blindfolded, through a city's streets stopping to smell olive trees on the way? Can it talk to elves? ...

Travel by: May 1 through June 8, 2010 The deal The eternal Sydney : A multicultural immigrant haven, a global commerce center, and home to numerous national parks and sandy beaches.

Khoa Do wins DigiSPAA [Fri 20/11/2009 03:26:03] Press release from Tsuki The winner of the prestigious 'SPAARTAN Award' for the 2009 DigiSPAA Feature Film Competition, sponsored by Movie Network Channels, was announced today at the Screen Producers Association of Australia's annual conference.

A MAN has been caught driving at 218 km/h on the M5 motorway in Sydney's southwest, almost twice the limit.

Into the wilds of Cabramatta ... Luke Nguyen at a fruit and vegetable store with his parents.

Placing his palms flat together with his fingers pointing up, Dylan Johnson demonstrated the proper Japanese greeting.

It is from a Sydney newspaper. China: the new big buddy on our block November 6, 2009 .