Australia’s largest event will once again transform the Harbour City in 2025, from Friday, 23 May to Saturday, 14 June – with ...

1. Sydney Opera House New South Wales One of the most famous buildings in the world, the iconic Sydney Opera House does not disappoint. One of the 20th century’s most iconic buildings it first ...

One of Australia’s most famous landmarks has turned 93 years old. The Sydney Harbour Bridge was opened on the 19th of March ...

Take a coastal walk from Bondi to Coogee and enjoy panoramic views of the ocean and discover hidden coves along the way. The ...

Every year since 2007, people have been urged to switch off their lights in a symbolic show of support for environmental ...

Famous landmarks further east in Asia and Europe then joined in as the clock struck 8:30 p.m., including the Sydney Opera House, the Gardens by the Bay park in Singapore, Wat Arun temple in the ...

Back again for more, Vivid Sydney has unveiled what’s on the cards for 2025. Opening on Friday 23 May and concluding on Saturday 14 June, Vivid Sydney is taking on a new layout and a new theme after ...

Earth Hour is a worldwide environmental movement that encourages individuals, organizations, and cities to turn off non-essential lights for one hour each year. This event takes place on the fourth ...

SXSW will head to London for the first time in June. Tracey Walker of George P. Johnson spoke to three previous attendees ...

Several establishments in Metro Manila and the rest of the Philippines are again participating in this year's Earth Hour.

Some of the world’s most famous landmarks dimmed their lights in a symbolic act of environmental solidarity, including the Sydney Opera House, Shanghai Tower, Seoul Tower, Kuala Lumpur Twin ...