Review: A Mirror @ Belvoir Upstairs

Saturday 21 February 2026 Belvoir St Theatre Photography by Brett Boardman Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) A Mirror is a play within a play within a play; more a Coney Island Hall of Mirrors with reflection upon reflection, so mesmerising that we are never really certain where reality lies. This bold new play from […]

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Review: Bondi to Coogee walk, puppy yoga and Tropfest

Our frist weekend in Sydney Monday 23 February Written by Chiara Micciche and Alina Frick Bondi to Coogee Walk The Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk is one of the most iconic outdoor experiences, and after doing it ourselves this weekend, we understand why. The track is about six kilometers long and connects Bondi Beach and […]

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Grammy-Winning Trumpeter Chris Botti Live in Sydney

A live performance of jazz and popular classics Grammy-winning trumpeter Chris Botti is among the world’s most celebrated instrumentalists, having collaborated with legends such as Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Sting, and Paul Simon. He has topped jazz charts, earned Gold and Platinum records, and performed on iconic stages including Carnegie Hall and The […]

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Review: ABO Baroque Masters

Wednesday 18 February 2026 Australian Brandenburg Orchestra City Recital Hall Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Photos by Keith Saunders The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra were on fire for their season opener, Baroque Masters, a program full of delectable well-loved Baroque masterpieces. And Artistic Director, Paul Dyer was proud to show off his newly refurbished harpsichord […]

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Belvoir Theatre Presents: A Mirror

A SMART NEW HIT PLAY ABOUT ART VERSUS POWER “Undeniably genius: the kind of rare, vigorous writing that sets your head spinning” – The Stage Adem’s a mechanic who’s written a play, and naively submitted it for consideration. He’s called to the arts council by a bureaucrat, Čelik, who suspects Adem has potential – if […]

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The ‘Sydney Streets’ Are Calling…

Get ready Sydney – Sydney Streets is back this March! Streets across the city will transform into spaces for walking, shopping and dining. Bring your friends and family to explore Redfern, Darlinghurst and Pyrmont. Presented by the City of Sydney, this free event is the perfect chance to celebrate some of Sydney’s favourite neighbourhoods with […]

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Alina Frick, Live from Sydney

A journalism student from Germany bringing her voice to Eastside Radio Hii, I’m Alina, 21 years old and originally from Germany, and now I’m living my best life here in Sydney. I’m someone who loves the simple things: sitting together with friends for hours, cooking dinner and trying new recipes, hosting game nights, and being […]

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Mic Check, 1–2–3: My Start at Eastside Radio

Ready for what comes next! Hi everyone! My name is Chiara Micciche, I am 21 years old and today was my first day at the Eastside Radio. I came all the way from Germany to start this intership. It is part of my studies in Germany, where I study journalism. I am very happy to […]

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Review: ACO Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody

Thursday 10 February 2026 City Recital Hall Australian Chamber Orchestra Dejan Lazić (piano) Photos Charlie Kinross Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Apart from an innovative program that included both a World and an Australian premiere, lurking beneath the surface of the ACO’s season opener seemed to be a theme of migration: 3 of the […]

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SUPPORTED BY SOUND NSW & THE NSW GOVERNMENT Eastside Radio 89.7FM has been a vibrant part of the community for more than 40 years, training passionate program makers, producers, and presenters since 1983. As we look toward 2030 and beyond, we are incredibly excited to enter a new chapter focused on nurturing the next wave […]

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WOMADelaide 2026 The World’s Festival

One ticket. A world of discovery. Held on the traditional lands of the Kaurna People, WOMADelaide — the World of Music Arts & Dance in Adelaide — is an iconic open air festival celebrating cultural discovery in the city’s stunning Botanic Park/Tainmuntilla. The World’s Festival since 1992, WOMADelaide is a unique part of Australia’s festival […]

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TINA – A Tropical Love Story

A dazzling celebration of Darwin, drag performers and the forever Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Tina Turner. Created and performed by acclaimed First Nations drag artist Miss Ellaneous (Ben Graetz), this dazzling showcase blends storytelling, cabaret and drag in a heartfelt homage to the forever Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Featuring acclaimed Ursula Yovich fresh […]

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