Dictionary of Sydney – White Bay Power Station
Crossing over the ANZAC Bridge you might have noticed this little piece of Sydney's industrial past…
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Dictionary of Sydney: the Six O’Clock Swill
In 1916 a boozy rampage by AIF recruits that came to be known as the Liverpool…
Dictionary of Sydney: the nurse who murdered her baby brother
In 1929, at 85 years of age Constance Kent (aka Ruth Emilie Kaye) wrote a 3,000-word letter,…
Dictionary of Sydney: Blue Mountains Icons
The Dictionary of Sydney has plenty of content across great Sydney, including Sydney's outskirts high up…
Dictionary of Sydney: the Death Fleet
The Second Fleet that came to Australia was also known as the Death Fleet. Michael Flynn…
Dictionary of Sydney – Muslims in Sydney
On the 21st of March was Harmony Day which is a celebration of Australia's cultural diversity.…
Dictionary of Sydney – The Royal Easter Show
The Sydney Royal Easter Show is a tradition which has been around for ages - if grandpa is…
Dictionary of Sydney – The Troc
The Trocadero, or "The Troc", as it was called, was once regarded as the most glamorous…
Dictionary of Sydney – Women in History
We're joined by Dr Lisa Murray in the studio for an International Women's Day edition of…
Dictionary of Sydney – Government Architect’s Office
This week in the Dictionary of Sydney Nicole Cama talks about the role of the Government…
Dictionary of Sydney – Elise Women’s Refuge
This week in the Dictionary of Sydney with Dr Lisa Murray. Mitch talks with Dr. Murray…
Dictionary of Sydney – Australian Imperial Force
We are back again Dictionary of Sydney with Dr. Lisa Murray. This week we're talk about…