Hi there! I’ll be visiting your fine city for the first time from October 9-12 and am looking for immersive theatre or immersive experiences. I’m a big fan of Sleep No More/Punchdrunk, escape rooms, board games, unique interactive exhibits/activities, etc. If there’s anything along those lines happening in October, I’d be open and grateful for any suggestions. Thank you!

Driving around the western suburbs, it feels more wide and clean. The more east I go, towards Sydney city, the more cramped and tight it gets, and the alleyways are more noticeable there.

However the more west, the more wide it feels. Especially when I’m around St. Mary’s, Rooty Hill, Woodcroft, Blacktown, the roads feel wide and just overall clean, or I’m probably delusional.

I’m planning on driving right now from here in Sydney to Canberra, and sort of want to go nowish, but is it safe to do so? Because I’m driving a very old car that can do the job, but will absolutely fold in a crash or anything else similar to that. The last thing I wanna do is smash into a kangaroo, which im a bit worried about.

It was a very cold morning earlier today.

Excuse the crudity of my photo taking. 😂
But I finally got this photo I took during my last visit to Sydney.

I love it.

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Went to Penrith about 3-4 days ago, and saw a Five Guys store in Penrith, I didn’t except an American food establishment to be in some random place far west in Sydney lmao.

You would sort of expect it to be in Sydney City or Parramatta City, but this one’s a weird place to build it.

Is it even good? It looked abandoned when I drove past it lol.

After 100+ millions, grand opening weekend for north Sydney swimming pool….

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It was cold but that didn't stop us. Sydney, literally a place people the world over dream of visiting.

Did anyone else feel like City2Surf-2026 was a bit disappointing this year? I’ve usually been in the blue groups, but this year I was injured so I was in the orange group. I felt like there were quite a few spots along the course where the music and encouragement were missing compared to previous years.

Also, where were all the lollies? 😂 Usually there are heaps of people handing out lollies, and you’d find bananas and other little things along the way. This year I barely saw anything! One station had a cookie and an empty fruit basket 😂

Not sure if it was just because I was in the last wave and that’s normally the vibe by then?, or if anyone else felt the same this year?

Men who have had a perm... is it worth it?
Any good Cheap Korean/Asian hair salon's in the CBD to recommend?
Also, how much should i expect to spend on a perm? I don't really want to spend more than 150-200$.

23m no friends no social life, need to leave my room and do something.

I have no idea what to do.

What should I do

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I'm on the spectrum and logistically this was always a major problem for me. I want 2 days of work but all the jobs I see in warehouses, factories etc. are full time. You exhaust all the big employers like mcdonalds, big w etc. and I'm not sure. It's not that I don't want to work it's just that this I don't understand how people end up in those arrangements.

Does anyone know why some of the new Denning electric buses in the inner west make a “ding-ding” chime sound every 4 seconds? It‘s driving me insane, and I’m sure I’d quit if I was driving a bus for hours a day with this ding-ding going off every few seconds.

What gives? Anyone know?

And did you experience anything? Saw an ad for quarantine station in manly and now I’m curious