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One of Sydney's most sensational crimes, the Shark Arm murder was never solved.

One of the first world-famous musicians to perform in Sydney, Anna Bishop had scandalised London by leaving her husband. Her lover Bochsa died suddenly in Sydney in early 1856, after their first concert, and Bishop left soon afterwards.

Designed by American form Kohn Pederson Fox, Chifley Tower is one of Sydney's tallest buildings.

Suburb located 14 kilometres from Sydney, between the suburbs of Lindfield and Gordon in Ku-ring-gai Council area.

Southern suburb of Sydney south of the Georges River and to the west of the Woronora River

British aviation company founded by aircraft designer Sir Alliott Verdon Roe which established an agency in Sydney.

Mining company established by the employees of Sydney Collieries to operate the mine at Balmain under agreement.

One of the Japanese submarines which launched midget submarines to attack Sydney Harbour on 31 May 1942.

One of the Japanese submarines which launched midget submarines to attack Sydney Harbour on 31 May 1942.

Pro conscription organisation in Sydney in World War I that was modelled on the British National Service League.

Company that popularised the rotary mower, just in time for the postwar expansion of backyards in Sydney.

Hotelier, sportsman and racecourse owner who was also Lord Mayor of Sydney and publisher of Smith's Weekly.

Born in Sydney, Frederick Kelly lived almost all his life in Britain and even won a gold medal for rowing in the London Olympic Games. His acclaim in Sydney however arose from his solitary 1911 visit as composer and pianist.

Festival event created by the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority between 12 April and 12 May 2013 in a temporary four storey timber windmill in Rocks Square on the site of an early Sydney mill. The windmill acted as an educational workshop and performance venue over the…

Locality between Petersham and Leichhardt in Sydney's inner west, where Parramatta Road slopes down to the west.

Vaudeville company formed by New Zealand brothers John and Benjamin Fuller which performed in Sydney in 1901.

Legislation to provide for the union of the University Dental Hospital and the Dental Hospital of Sydney.

1920 film by Franklyn Barrett contrasting the hardships of rural drought with the excitements of Sydney life.

Two performance spaces on the Wharf in Walsh Bay that are occupied by the Sydney Theatre Company.

Bay on the southern shore of Sydney Harbour, west of Darling Harbour and east of Rozelle Bay.