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Sydney Festival: From Thomas Weatherall's Blue to Stephanie Lake's Manifesto and the harbourside Vigil, this year hit us in the feels

The best of this year's Sydney Festival included a "tattoo to optimism" featuring nine drum kits, an anxious opera on an indoor beach, a harbourside vigil, and a devastating debut play.

ABC News

Family 'priced out' of south-west Sydney rental market, as finding affordable homes 'near-impossible'

Finding an affordable rental is a "near-impossible feat", Mission Australia says. Just ask Linda Thompson, who's living in a caravan with her family after losing her rented home of 16 years.

ABC News

Khawaja, Marnus in for BBL knockout

The Brisbane Heat's Test trio of Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne and Matthew Renshaw is poised to play in the knockout final against the Melbourne Renegades.

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Paddy’s market is a Sydney institution - don’t let them ruin it

Bringing in a chic conference venue operator feels like the first step to making Chinatown blander and tamer – and who would want that?

The Guardian - AU

Top videos: Seal throws its weight around, croc versus cop, and Taryn Brumfitt’s mission

Doja Cat stepped out wearing thousands of crystals, the Australian of the Year has a mission and a seal in Victoria caused quite a stir.

The New Daily

Vasiljevic hot as Kings down JackJumpers

Dejan Vasiljevic's hot shooting powered the Sydney Kings to a dominant road win over Tasmania JackJumpers to end a two-game slide in the NBL.

AAP

Mayor runs for Liberal Sydney stronghold

A local mayor says he respects teal candidates but won't become one as he tries to wrest a long-held Liberal seat from the governing party at the NSW election.

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Lambert relishes her first time in green and gold

"It's definitely worth it. Definitely worth all the travel back and forth from Newcastle. Definitely worth living here [Sydney] now. I honestly wouldn't change it for the world."

Newcastle Herald

Why does Australia get so many storms in summer?

Meteorologists forecast more storms and heavy rain to come over south-east, as western Sydney records more than 100,000 lightning strikes

The Guardian - AU

‘Stay away from windows’: Wild storms to hit SE Australia

Dangerous storms are expected across a wide swathe of south-eastern Australia in coming days, prompting warnings from emergency services.

The New Daily

Free guitar lessons for women, trans and non-binary people break down 'boys' club' music scene

The free guitar classes for women, trans and gender non-conforming people aim to be an antidote to the male domination of Sydney's music industry.

ABC News

West Sydney prison guards on strike again

Parklea Correctional Centre officers are striking for a second consecutive month for 48 hours as they continue to push for better pay and safer work conditions.

AAP

Where petrol prices are headed as the holiday rush winds down

Petrol prices have plunged from New Years highs across major capitals, but motorists should take advantage quickly.

The New Daily

Under-pressure Corica turned to Arnold

Socceroos coach Graham Arnold proved a helpful ear for under-fire Sydney FC coach Steve Corica, who turned to his mentor as the pressure mounted on his job.

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Sydney attack hit Victory for six in ALW

Sydney FC remain firmly in touch with the A-League Women premiership plate race after delivering a statement 6-3 thrashing of Melbourne Victory.

Axios

In photos: Thousands rally across Australia to protest "Invasion Day"

The Australia Day protests come ahead of a referendum to constitutionally enshrine an Indigenous voice to Parliament.

The Guardian - AU

‘Nothing to celebrate’: Invasion Day rallies draw thousands but participants divided on voice

Attendees at the Sydney rally say the strong opposition to the voice to parliament by organisers was shaping how they will vote

Al Jazeera

Thousands protest ‘invasion’ on divisive Australia holiday

Australians rally in support of Indigenous rights on the anniversary of the day the British colonial fleet arrived.

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YIKES: Kehlani Had To End Their Sydney Gig Abruptly As Punters Suffered Severe Heat Distress

"We're gonna have to ask everybody to leave."

Reuters

Thousands rally for 'Invasion Day' protests on Australia Day holiday

Thousands of Australians marked the country's national day celebrations on Thursday with rallies in support of Indigenous people, many of whom describe the anniversary of the day a British fleet sailed into Sydney Harbour as "Invasion Day".

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TMRW Music Group is a boutique Sydney based Record Label, Touring and Events Agency, representing the most in demand electronic artists & DJs from Australia and around the world. TMRW is looking for a part-time Touring Logistics Coordinator who will work closely with the Touring Operations Manager, other Logistics Coordinator…

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Landmark shines amid celebrations, rallies

Sydneysiders are celebrating a sunny Australia Day but thousands have also rallied for Indigenous causes amid calls for the abolition of the national holiday.

ABC News

How the 1938 Day of Mourning launched the modern January 26 rally

The first January 26 protest was held in 1938, when a thousand-strong group of Aboriginal men and women marched through Sydney protesting more than a century of brutal treatment.

ABC News

Australian surf rock band The Atlantics are Still Making Waves, six decades later

Six decades since two boys from Sydney first became The Atlantics, the Aussie surf rock band is releasing its latest album. And if you close your eyes, you can sense the sun, the pounding surf and the smell of salt on the air.

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Day of new citizens and invasion rallies

Australia Day events have been held across the nation while Indigenous protesters have called for a renewed focus on treaty.

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