Sydney’s bold vision to lead Australia’s economic future
From extending light rail and revitalising local streets to supporting green tech and Indigenous enterprises, discover the key moves that will shape our city.
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From extending light rail and revitalising local streets to supporting green tech and Indigenous enterprises, discover the key moves that will shape our city.
Hear from inspiring innovators at CityTalks.
International visits soar to 82% of pre-pandemic levels, led by student surge
Sydney shines again in a post-pandemic check.
Local business support over the festival season was incredible - share your feedback.
Everything you need to get started with a grant application today
Our yearly survey unveils key insights into emerging trends, challenges and opportunities.
We’re giving more than $2 million in grants to fund projects that make Sydney a great place to live, work and visit.
We’re visiting all businesses in our local area to build a snapshot of economic activity.
More than 50 experts will help guide the sustainable recovery of Sydney’s economy and creative and cultural life and address the city’s social issues
At the June Council meeting, more than $6.2 million was approved for local businesses, community groups, cultural programs and environmental initiatives.
We’re here to support businesses in our area reopen safely.
2 experts offer their thoughts on the changing face of shopping.
The NSW Government has introduced changes to allow more people to dine out together and attend live music.
The plan will see extended hours for cultural institutions and a festival of live music, outdoor dining and theatre performances over a 6 month period.
Outdoor dining and events in new open spaces will attract more people and support Sydney’s economic recovery
2050 Emergent is a free expo of new technologies, initiatives and ideas shaping our city.
Get your customers to vouch for your cafe, bar restaurant or store by taking part in our neighbourhood guide series, #SydneyLocal
New research reveals local customer demographics, why they visit different areas and satisfaction levels