There’s something about crisp, genuinely frozen air in the morning. Being able to see your breath in front of you. A real sunset every night, electric colours across the sky. Real seasons, from a genuinely sweltering summer to below-zero winters.
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If you’d like to visit a café where you can spend over $20 on a slice of cake, you won’t have to look hard to find one.
But the lack of Australian narratives or genre development about a formative period of many of our lives limits our ability to use literature and stories to make sense of our own experiences or view them reflected back at us.
There is something about Bodywire. Though I talked to them rather sporadically, the band exudes an organic nature and cohesion that is enthralling in a scene that can verge on the repetitive.
But success should not be a detriment to your health and burn out should not be the end goal. It should be subjective to how you view your own success in life. That is what you should be chasing.
Maybe ‘90s Darling Harbour truly was just a gimmick, a mere prototype of what an entertainment precinct could be.
The lowest point of the run comes as the 5km point looms: we are once again crossing Cumberland St and ascending the stairs towards the Harbour Bridge. I curse the Unofficial run club and all its future generations.
On Sunday April 21, speakers at the Palestine rally demonstrated the importance of our collective and enduring efforts towards Palestinian liberation.
The rally renewed its weekly calls for a permanent ceasefire, to end the occupation of Palestine, and to stop the siege on, and starvation of, Gaza.
With Indigenous knowledge and care at the forefront, multispecies living and justice is an achievable cause that should be implemented into Sydney’s urban planning and architecture development.
