With over 16,000 miles of coastline, Australia isn’t short of incredible beaches. We take a look at some of the best, whether ...

A person has died in a suspected diving incident at a popular Sydney beach.Police were called to Shelly Beach in Manly about ...

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Breaking new ground across Australia, The Skin Bar (famed for its glow-enhancing microneedling treatments across Sydney and Melbourne), adds new locations in Northern Beaches and the Gold Coast’s ...

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Or an impromptu dinner date, al fresco? For all this, and more head to one of Sydney's very best picnic spots. And don't worry, we've done the research on if there’s parking, toilets and ...

Your support makes all the difference. Beaches in Sydney reopened after being closed earlier this week when hundreds of mysterious golf ball-sized black lumps washed ashore. These dark spheres ...

Whether you're a local looking for a dip or a tourist seeking sand between your toes, these are Urban List's picks for the best beaches in Sydney. Framed by towering Norfolk Island pine trees, Manly ...

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Beaches in Sydney have re-opened for swimmers after authorities cleared thousands of black pollution balls washed ashore, which testing found to be formed from chemicals similar to those in ...

Beaches in the Australian city of Sydney have reopened for swimmers after being closed earlier this week when thousands of mysterious black tar-like balls washed ashore, prompting health concerns.