Surry Hills
How two architects reimagined their own homes
Two architects have undertaken very different transformations of their homes. One of the houses is now a popular inner-city selfie background, while the other is a private coastal retreat.
- Carmen Forward
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Bubble tea in cocktail form? It’s the drink on everyone’s lips at this fun Surry Hills bar
Taiwan’s most famous export is given the grown-up treatment at Linla. Serve with crispy chicken, and you’re set.
- Kevin Cheng
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- Sydney
Mishy’s is like a big-hearted dinner party. So why aren’t more people talking about it?
With hand-selected market fare, $600 worth of crystals and a menu reminiscent of Three Blue Ducks, this beautiful, sunlit restaurant has a bright creativity and personality all its own.
- Bianca Hrovat
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Has Sydney’s best vanilla slice been hiding in plain sight for 18 years?
Homemade cakes, pierogi and pork shank: this Polish restaurant has it all.
- Bianca Hrovat
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- Property tax
‘I want my $1m back’: Wealthy cattle baron in legal fight with valuer general
As typos go, the one issued to Theo Onisforou turned out to be an expensive one.
- Lucy Macken
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- Israeli-Palestinian conflict
‘Like a pack of wild dogs’: Protester injured in Town Hall clashes calls for officers to be charged
Jann Alhafny, 69, was allegedly shoved to the ground by an officer at Monday’s rally, breaking her spine in four places. She and others want police to be held accountable.
- Amber Schultz, Perry Duffin, Daniel Lo Surdo and Clare Sibthorpe
Why this Sydney office block should make you feel like dancing
John James, the 94-year-old architect behind the Reader’s Digest building in Surry Hills, visits the site that marked both the peak and end of his career.
- Julie Power
Surry Hills pub fire suspends light rail services
The fire at the heritage listed Dove and Olive on Devonshire Street sent smoke billowing into the sky.
- Jack Gramenz