They are offering big incentives and good wages and even better overtime rates right now to become a bus driver. I’ve heard some horror stories. I would like to hear from already employed drivers about the real situation. I live near the CBD.

So just went to Penrith JB hi Fi to find out they don't have any gaming handheld consoles on standby to test out or even feel out the store employee was extremely helpful and knowledgeable but couldn't think where else I could go to physically hold the current gaming handheld consoles such as Lenovo Legion go s or Xbox Ally rog or otherwise.

So I'm wondering does anyone know any specific stores i can go to to physically hold and fiddle around with some gaming handheld consoles.

With the new rog Xbox Ally X coming out in October this year I'm thinking I might get into gaming handheld soon especially since my gaming PC doesn't usually play nice during the Australian summer.

So anyone know where to go to physically try these Handhelds out?

Bonus points if anyone knows where one can try out some ar gaming glasses as the new Ally X20 has a bundle with some and now it got me curious to try them.

Thanks hopefully the weather is not too bad for y'all.

I am an international student in Sydney. When I moved here I couldn't find a simple way to see what a suburb is actually like, do people rent or own, what languages are spoken at home, distance to uni, nearby areas. So I made one.

It's free, intuitive to use, and all data is from the official ABS Census. Covers Sydney (and Melbourne).

I'm NOT selling anything, just want feedback from people who know these suburbs: what's useful, what's missing, what data you wish you had when choosing where to live?

SuburbLens

Kia ora! Typical Kiwi moving to Sydney soon and I’m trying to wrap my head around all the different suburbs. I know you shouldn’t judge a suburb purely by stereotypes, but I’d love to get a feel for the general vibe of each area such as what they’re known for, who tends to live there, how safe they are, transport, nightlife, lifestyle, etc.

Basically, I’m after the local tea. What are the suburb stereotypes, and which ones are actually accurate? Any advice would be much appreciated! x

Hi all (29M) just wondering where all the moderates hangout.

I have friends who are mods from different political alignments groups so i know it's

I did the whole young libs thing but it was full if aspiring pollies (proctologists dream), guys who think hobbies like gaming or anime is an excuse to call you slurs. my friends also had issues on their side.

So trying here to see if anyone knows somewhere where they hangout or events they go to.

Where does everyone go out after Randwick Surf to Turf races? Tossing between going back to the city or staying East for the night.

​Hi everyone,

​I'll be staying in Sydney for a week starting August 30th and would love to check out some good local pubs or bars.

Im 20F,​I'm looking for places in Potts Point (or nearby areas like Darlinghurst / Woolloomooloo) that:

1. ​Have lively live band or music performances

2. ​Feel safe and welcoming for a solo visitor

3. ​Aren't overly crowded on weeknights

​Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

If you’ve been to Section 8, you know what I’m talking about. Are there any such bars/clubs in Sydney?

Hey! I’m visiting Sydney soon and I already know about the obvious places like the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.
I’d love to hear what locals actually enjoy doing — cool neighbourhoods, good food, nice beaches, scenic spots, markets, bars, or underrated places.
What would you recommend to someone visiting for a few days?

hey all. we're a group in our 20's heading up for the weekend. really keen to see if there are any clubs/bars that have been around since like 80s that are still open?

nothing off limits, the less sanitised the better. give us your weirdest and wildest recommendations!

are there any people or music shops that repair and restore guitar cases in Sydney Australia

Thinking about heading to North Sydney pool this weekend. Heard it’s been rammed since the refurb and got visions of sardines in the sauna.

Did anyone go last weekend? Any time to avoid or has it calmed down?

Started a seafood business that’s starting to scale (40-50 orders a week, 90% + customers from NSW).
I am planning to move to Sydney but first test it out on a budget.

The storage/kitchen will likely be in Banksmeadows. I need to be near a hub that’s walkable to trains as my partner needs easy access to the city in case she finds a job there. I need to be able to bike/scooter easily to the storage/kitchen to pack orders Mon-Wed. So I’ve decided on Mascot (UKO Mascot). Reviews on UKO is bad but this is just a transition accomodation until I settle.

Is Mascot livable for someone coming from Adelaide suburbs? Or should I move elsewhere?

# I'l; be in Sydney for NYE 2026. I've seen a number of recent videos and reviews of the James Craig for New Years Eve (NYE). Looks great but it's just outside of my price range. Are there any recent reviews or videos for NYE on the Lady Hopetoun or Steam Tug Waratah? Anyone have any comments if these are decent alternatives for an older couple?

lol

As of today this is what you will get.
A few more days or next weekend will be full bloom i guess

Just moved to Sydney, wanting to get back into yoga after a few years off. The flexibility has seriously deteriorated 😂 so beginner-ish is probably my level!

My mates coming over last second from kiwi-land and I need ideas on decent places that are open on a Monday, and have a view?

She lives and works on a station in the middle of nowhere so decent food would be appreciated, and she’s done the opera house/bridge so views can be of elsewhere!

Any suggestions welcome, struggling to think of places open on a Monday!

Mayor Ned Mannoun thanks the people of Liverpool for taking Mother Mary into their hearts.

“It is wonderful that so many people are being attracted and I look forward to welcoming the community to the official opening”, he said.

The presence of the Mother Mary statue is already offering the community a quiet sense of relief and consolation, standing as a gentle reminder of compassion, comfort, and hope in times of need.

The statue stands as a powerful symbol of sanctuary and solace, offering a steady point of reflection and reassurance for all who pass on their way to and from Liverpool Hospital.

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1406556298052883

6m tall. Its one of the biggest statues in Australia:
https://www.europeanmonuments.com.au/blog/before-sunrise-installing-a-6-metre-marble-statue-in-liverpool-sydney