It's the future man!

It's the future man!

Forget the bush, the desert or the fatal shores, The Sydneysider has adapted to one of the planet's harshest environments: the city itself.

City on a mission

City on a mission

A green, global, connected Sydney in 2030 needs a masterplan. Here are the Lord Mayor's 10 eco-goals

Three city squares

Three city squares

George Street, the city's primary "spine" will be reborn and linked by three city squares at Circular Quay, Town Hall and Central Station.

By George Street!

By George Street!

Under audacious new plans drawn up by City of Sydney council in consultation with town planners and modern architects from around the world, George Street will be transformed

A new dreaming

A new dreaming

Although Sydney has many world-class cultural hotspots, the ceremonial grounds of the first Sydneysiders are buried under our feet.

Sideshow Alleys

Sideshow Alleys

Sydney's city centre, so teeming and choked on weekdays, empties at night and on weekends due to a dearth of unique, intimate venues

Facing up to the future

Facing up to the future

Of all the capital cities in Australia, Sydney has the highest proportion speaking non-English languages

My green heaven

My green heaven

In the last five years the CBD's energy demand jumped almost 20 per cent.

Redfern revolution

Redfern revolution

Redfern, the heartland of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, Sydney rugby league's oldest and most successful club, is undergoing a red and green rebirth

CUB Brewery site

CUB Brewery site

Once akin to Willy Wonka's factory for Sydney's beer drinkers, the old CUB brewery site has stood dormant on Broadway since the last amber drop ran dry in 2005.

Hip to be Green Square

Hip to be Green Square

Work has begun on Sydney's first eco-village, Green Square - a 278-hectare sitebetween the CBD and Airport

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Frog Hollow

Frog Hollow

Back when razor gangs ran wild and sly grog fuelled Sydney nightlife, Frog Hollow was just about the dampest and most dangerous of the city's working class shanties.

All hail light rail

All hail light rail

Over 70 per cent of Sydney city workers travel to work by public transport, the highest proportion of any Australian city.

Hyde Park cascades

Hyde Park cascades

The original design incorporated a cascade water feature drawn by fellow architect C. Bruce Dellit extending from the Anzac war memorial to Liverpool Street

Film School calls Action!

Film School calls Action!

With its 'floating' roof, patchwork rippled aluminium sidings and massive glass atrium, the new AFTRS is generations ahead of the film school's current home

Darling Harbour

Darling Harbour

Darling Harbour is dominated by huge steel convention centres and endless paving.

It's the Pitts

It's the Pitts

The Pitt Street Mall - the area between King Street to the north, Market Street to the west and Castlereagh Street on the eastern side - is undergoing an ambitious and much needed $600 billion facelift in mid-2008.

Water Police site

Water Police site

After a prolonged battle between residents, the State Government and the City of Sydney, the fate of 1.8 hectares of Pyrmont foreshore formerly home to the Sydney Water Police has been decided

What would you like to see in Sydney's future?

What would you like to see in Sydney's future?

We asked the people of Sydney what they thought about our city's future

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