Randwick City Tourism

Gordon’s Bay Underwater Trail John Rowe

It's one of Sydney's best-kept secrets 🌊
Read all about it: https://bit.ly/4iHPDNb

Resisting offers from developers who just kept knocking, the late artist Ellen Waugh OAM agreed decades ago that Randwick City Council would be given the first right of refusal to buy her home in South Coogee after she died.

Razing her home would give the public access to the coast she loved and bring the dream of a continuous coastal pathway along Sydney’s southern beaches from Bondi to Malabar, about 650 metres and one steep, hot walk closer.

The 99-year-old artist and the $4.9 million roadblock: Breakthrough for Sydney coastal walk Ellen Waugh loved her home so much she wanted others to enjoy the nearby coast and views, but she was determined to keep on living there until the end.

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/maroubra-s-big-rubik-s-cube-was-solved-now-locals-want-it-scrambled-again-20240222-p5f6ym.html

Should the Big Rubik’s Cube be ‘unsolved’? Randwick Council will ask Maroubra locals whether guerilla artwork should be returned to its original state.

I didn’t realise this great car show is on this Sunday, if you can get down check the cars and donate to a great cause, Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation and let’s hope my favourite car, the “striped tomato” charger is there✌️

Harry Stavrinos

At the Ecoliving Fair today with beekeepers Friends of Malabar Headland Randwick Marine and Sydney Dive Wreck

“It’s the best walking city in the world, but we need one great walk to really put us on the map and that’s exactly what Bondi to Manly can be.”

I walked from Manly to Bondi (and think I only cheated once) I once tweeted somewhat naively that I thought I could manage the journey in a single day. When push came to shove, I opted for a more leisurely itinerary over two days.

Congratulations Brenda Miley

Huge congratulations to the 2023
Australian Surfing Walk of Fame inductees who were recognised today at Beach Breaks at Maroubra Beach Promenade.

🌟 Layne Beachley AO
🌟 Blake Thornton
🌟 Lisa McGuigan (nee Hardy)
🌟 Brenda Miley

The Museum of Human Disease will fully reopen to public visitors from Monday 1st May 2023.

No pre-booking will be necessary, ticket sales will be at the door (card only, no cash). Opening hours are 10am - 4pm weekdays, closed weekends and public holidays. Tickets are $10 general entry, $5 concession and free for UNSW staff, current UNSW students and current high school teachers.

We will also be open on select dates in the Easter holidays - click here to book: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/museum-of-human-disease-public-visits-march-april-2023-tickets-558369236417