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Sister of Sydney barrister Robert Wardell, who emigrated to Sydney from England after she inherited part of his estate.

Novel which contrasts the life of privilege with the reality of three Sydney working women in post war Sydney.

Island in Sydney Harbour, off Drummoyne, formerly used for training sea cadets now managed by Sydney Harbour Federation Trust.

Sydney solicitor and landowner.

Company that operated ferries from Sydney to Manly, coined slogan 'Seven miles from Sydney and a thousand miles from care'.

Racecourse in western Sydney.

Jim Poe is a writer, editor and music and film programmer based in Sydney. He serves as Publications and Content Manager at Sydney Film Festival and contributes to the Guardian, inthemix and the Dictionary of Sydney

Community radio station owned by Macquarie University and University of Technology, Sydney. The call sign stands for Sydney Educational Radio.

Solicitor who was a Councillor for the City of Sydney between 1908 and 1927, and Lord Mayor of Sydney in 1922.

High school teacher, lecturer in history at Sydney Teachers' College and a regular tutor at the Workers' Educational Association in Sydney.

Teacher and educationist who founded schools and was a supporter of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts and other Sydney institutions.

Bus company established in the 1920s to service Sydney's north-western suburbs. Purchased by the State government's Sydney Buses in 1999.

Industrial suburb in Western Sydney which grew around the railway from the 1870s onwards. Now one of Sydney's most multicultural suburbs due to postwar immigration, it is one of the main Arabic/Middle Eastern centres in Sydney.

Teachers' college at Lindfield on Sydney's north shore constituted in 1974, and absorbed into University of Technology, Sydney in 1990.

Commercial container and bulk liquids terminal on Botany Bay, which is Sydney's deepwater seaport, run by the Sydney Ports Corporation.

Activity and referral centre for Sydney's gay women at 25 Alberta Street Sydney. It later operated from a house in Chippendale.

Part of Sydney College of Advanced Education which, on that institution's disestablishment, was transferred to the University of Technology, Sydney

Brig which traded from Sydney.

19th century Sydney newspaper

Multicultural festival held in Sydney.