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Category: Heritage

A fairer or more dangerous future for the Inner West?

The exhibition web page for the second stage of Inner West Council’s Fairer Future plan contains a photo of a … More

architecture, books, development, Environment, Heritage, inner-west, Planning, property, real-estate, Sydney, writing

Why the murder of a Kings Cross publisher 50 years ago has lessons for today’s planning challenges

Planning, almost always, is about the future. Where do we put the new homes which cater for a growing and … More

Does Marrickville’s “attractive disorder” face a bland and more expensive future?

On your typical Saturday morning or night, Marrickville’s Illawarra Rd is a feast for the senses. In the morning, there’s … More

Look up! The ghost signs you may have missed in Sydney’s CBD

The Sydney CBD has seen constant change.  In just over 200 years, it’s been transformed from a tent-filled colonial outpost … More

Neon signs of one of Sydney’s last ‘sin alleys’ face final days

In the 1930s, famous Sydney poet Kenneth Slessor described what he perceived to be the unrecognised beauty of down-at-heel William … More

How a share market crash helped save the Sydney home of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie 

Despite it being more than 70 years since her last book was published, the works of Sydney’s children’s author and … More

australia, may-gibbs, neutral-bay, north-sydney, nutcote, snugglepot-and-cuddlepie, Sydney, travel

Sydney ‘time capsule’ general store now on market as a potential development site

One of Sydney’s most photographed and loved former general stores is now facing an uncertain future, with the property being … More

Croydon’s 115-year stand against smaller homes faces an uncertain future

The excellent Sydney history book Shady Acres explains the intriguing circumstances in which Sydney’s Croydon station came into the world. … More

Little house lost: The plan to bury this historic wooden worker’s cottage beneath a $33m tower

In 1905, a boilermaker called Thomas Eardley constructed a humble single-storey wooden worker’s cottage at Kogarah in southern Sydney.  Just … More

Hidden in plain sight for 53 years: the ghost sign from Sydney’s jazz boom era

It’s been sitting hidden in plain sight for the past 53 years: a ghost sign above a Newtown shop which … More

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