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Theatre venue containing 250 seats at Circular Quay, Sydney. Repurposed in the 1980s.

Estuary through which flows the Hacking River on the southern outskirts of Sydney.

Australia's oldest bank, established in Sydney in 1817, and still trading as Westpac.

Starting as a tiny settlement on the edge of a great continent, Sydney developed roads as Europeans moved out into the hinterland. They became gateways to the port and city that Sydney Town grew into.

Large suburb on Sydney's lower north shore which, since colonial times, has been home to civil maritime and defence installations, and is also a popular recreation area, with many harbour beaches, Taronga Zoo and pockets of Sydney Harbour National Park.

National park on the south bank of the Hawkesbury River to Sydney's north.

Road tunnel under central Sydney that runs from Darling Harbour to Rushcutters Bay.

Hotel at the corner of King and Sussex streets Sydney in the 1840s.

Bus storage and service area located in the Sydney suburb of Bondi Junction.

An integrated urban management plan for Sydney, Newcastle, the Central Coast and Wollongong.

Small bay just inside South Head of Sydney Harbour, north of Watsons Bay.

Beach 18 kilometres north-east of Sydney city, part of the city's Northern Beaches.

Headland north of the Gap, which is part of Sydney Harbour National Park.

Organisation that attempted to undertake comprehensive planning for metropolitan Sydney, and ultimately failed.

Sydney's first European colonists clung to the coastline and looked to the harbour and the sea for survival. Early recreational sailing was a product of the city's function as a seaport town. Sailing has since adapted to reflect and contribute Sydney's changing culture and…

Bushland park in northern Sydney absorbed by Berowra Valley Regional Park in 1997.

Founder and Creative Director of graphic design consultancy Reno Design in Sydney, Australia.

A heritage-listed former residence and now house museum at 6 Napier Street, North Sydney. It was built from 1853 to 1858 for Edward Wollstonecraft. It is also known as St. Leonard's Cottage. The property is now owned by North Sydney Council. …

TAFE New South Wales is the leading provider of technical and vocational education in NSW.

Tourist company which conducts guided tours onto the arch of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.