Dictionary of Sydney – End of an Era
The Dictionary of Sydney is an incredible online project. It all started back in 2005 when…
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Dictionary of Sydney – Japanese Explorers Parsley Bay Detour
Minna Muhlen‑Schulte, Senior Heritage consultant and Dictionary of Sydney contributor tells of the Japanese explorers who…
Dictionary of Sydney – a Matter of Life and Death With the Coroner
The life of determining the dead has evolved over the years. Darrienne Wyndham, Heritage Consultant from…
Dictionary of Sydney – Dyarubbin
The Hawkesbury River, or Dyarubbin, is one of Sydney's stunning waterways. A new exhibition at the…
Dictionary of Sydney – The Demise of John Knatchbull
One of the most epic falls from grace, Dictionary of Sydney's Dr Rachel Franks walked us…
Dictionary of Sydney – Archibald Prize Turns 100
This year marks 100 years since the Archibald Prize was created by benefactor, JF Archibald. It…
Dictionary Of Sydney: NZ was Once Part of NSW
Did you know that New Zealand was considered part of New South Wales? This month is…
Dictionary of Sydney- A Grim Worker Dispute
These days we might take for granted our right to legal representation and worker rights but…
The Dictionary of Sydney – Joseph Fowles 1880’s artist and...
Joseph Fowles was an early Sydney influencer, of sorts. Fowles, an artist, arrived in Sydney in…
Dictionary of Sydney – Brutality at Birch Grove
If you're talking grim crimes committed in Sydney, surely this 1822 incident is a top contender?…
Dictionary of Sydney – Boyds Travels
Benjamin Boyd, this name associated with a road and national park at Eden on the…
Dictionary of Sydney: Lady Cricketers
Women's sport is getting more of a push among Australia's sporting scene and on broadcast television…