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First Roman Catholic bishop and archbishop of Sydney.

Post office in Newport, on Sydney's northern beaches.

Coffee shop established in Sydney before World War I.

Charitable organisation serving the Mauritian community in Sydney

Australian Gaelic Singers, formed in Sydney in 1982.

Champion racehorse, trained by Sydney trainer Harry Telford.

Ship wrecked in 1857 off the Sydney Heads with a loss of 121 lives and only one survivor. It was described by the Sydney Morning Herald as 'a splendid vessel'.

Georgian Revival residence on Sydney's upper north shore.

Plant nursery in Turramurra, in Sydney's northern suburbs.

Anglican Archbishop of Sydney from 1993 to 2001.

Novel set in Sydney during World War II.

A leafy retreat on the Georges River, Minto Camp trained generations of Sydney Communist cadres in the work of Marx and the problems of Sydney industry and politics.

English economist who came to Sydney as assayer at the Mint, but pursued scientific and sociological work while in the city, completing a social survey of Sydney in 1858.

Small creek located on Sydney's upper north shore.

Park in South Turramurra, in Sydney's northern suburbs.

First hotel constructed in Camden, in Sydney's south-west.

Sandstone plateau above the northern beaches of Sydney.

Martial arts film from 1975 set in Sydney.

Horse racing club established in Sydney in 1827

Located on Sydney Harbour, adjacent to the northern approaches of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Milsons Point played an important role in the development of the lower north shore.