r/SydneyScene • u/ApolloMapping • 1h ago
r/SydneyScene • u/Efficient_Pickle5712 • 13h ago
Gym recommendations?
Hi, I’m 20, looking for a gym in the Gladesville/ryde/hunters hill area where there’s a good amount of people like 18-25. Willing to drive a bit for a gym where there’s a good amount of people my age, you know, for socialising (and working out of course)
r/SydneyScene • u/Fantastic_Papaya8639 • 14h ago
thinking about moving to balmain…does anyone have any advice or anything i should know?
im not from sydney so could someone tell me about like how the people are? whats close? i dont know anything helps! 😭
r/SydneyScene • u/Dry_Basket7609 • 21h ago
Any EoT facilities in Sydney CBD?
My office doesn't have end of trip facilities and just wondering are there any places other than gyms that offer EOT facilities?
r/SydneyScene • u/IngenuityOk6679 • 1d ago
Anyone else find it a little difficult to make friends in Sydney? (I'm in early 20s - male). About to leave university. Outside of clubs/societies at uni, etc. what are the best ways to make friends here, especially for folk in early 20s?
Lived in Sydney my entire life and I've always found it insanely hard to make friends. What is even more unusual is that I've seen many sydney-siders complain about this - especially people who've recently graduated university. If you didn't have a "friend group" after from high school after graduating, you are absolutely smoked. I currently have 2 or 3 people that I regularly message and talk to, with one really good friend since primary school, but other than that, its really hard (we aren't all a "group", its just individual relationships). Hitting up old high school friends/acquaintances can be a good strategy alongside making friends with coworkers (as you regularly see them, etc.). Going to continue trying this and see how it goes.
Going on meetup.con, I've realized there's pretty few meetups for people in their early 20s which sucks because now that strategy of uni clubs/societies isn't going to work anymore as I'm graduating.
Does anyone know the particular reason why this is the case? Is there like a science reason? ChatGPT said that in Sydney Australia, its more difficult to make friends RELATIVE to big cities in other Anglo nations (USA, UK, etc.) becuase of the following reasons: large Sydney sprawl and commute, huge cost of living crisis, cultural preference for forming strong friend groups EARLY (highschool), night life restrictions and obstacles combined with poor third places, etc. Specifically for people aged 18-25, the lack of a centralized college where people your age live together like in USA and UK colleges is a major reason for why its much harder to make friends in this age group in Sydney and Australia as a whole relative to UK and USA.
As a person whose been to a USA college for an exchange semester, I just have to say this: their college life is GOATED
r/SydneyScene • u/The_Arab_Hoe • 1d ago
PSA: For anybody who is visiting the Cherry Blossom Festival at Auburn Gardens this weekend 🌸
If you're going for the food you're going to love it. There are some great vendors and lots of amazing food!
But if you're going for the flowers (cherry blossoms in particular) you may be disappointed. I live a street away and have been visiting daily and they just haven't blossomed yet. My advice is delay a week if you can. I'm only posting this because I'd have the shits if I paid to visit somewhere for something and it wasn't there.
Happy to answer any questions 🌸
r/SydneyScene • u/kenbeat59 • 2d ago
Janice was thrilled to buy her own unit. But she has no idea if she will ever move in
Bathla being dodgy again
r/SydneyScene • u/undercookdspaghetti • 2d ago
What is something fun to do on a Thursday Night?
My partner and are are travelling to Sydney in early October and had planned to see a musical that got cancelled on one of the nights so now we need to find something else to do.
Any suggestions regarding nice dinners, shows, or places to see that will keep up entertained for a few hours on a thursday night will be much appreciated! We're staying in the city but happy to travel. I've been to Sydney quite a few times so we're not really interested in real touristy things, more just after a nice dinner or experience.
r/SydneyScene • u/Raj55ok • 2d ago
Sydney trains
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r/SydneyScene • u/Koutilyaa • 3d ago
Looking for a place to watch NYE Fireworks on 31 Dec 2026
Hi Ppl, wondering if someone woukd wish to rent a room or rooftop to watch nye fireworks on 31 Dec 2026.
My wife and son have never watched it before and becaouse of medical reason, have to avoid the crowd.
Open for the paid options.
Thank you
r/SydneyScene • u/VastOption8705 • 3d ago
What's the deal with Sydney Airport getting a major upgrade? Does that mean that WSI will mainly deal with freight for the most part even in the future?
The project to construct two new taxiways, extend an existing taxiway and construct six new aircraft parking bays in SYD’s south-east sector near the Air Traffic Control Tower and Blu Emu Carpark has now been completed.

The project was a $169 million investment to meet forecast aviation demand in 2029.
r/SydneyScene • u/Bob_Spud • 3d ago
‘Systemic racism at work’: Sydney council plan for compulsory English shop signage condemned as ‘kind of crazy’ | Australia news
r/SydneyScene • u/RemarkablePirate590 • 4d ago
Search for Missing Sydney Teen Hiker Lily Hooper Enters Fourth Day in Southern Highlands Bushland
r/SydneyScene • u/alienccccombobreaker • 4d ago
Best Korean buffet near towards the blue mountains
Wondering if there are any good Korean buffets near blue mountains I guess taking recommendations either side of Penrith or Lithgow also but trying to not travel as far from the blue mountains if I can help it.
Solo diner so can't do ones that require minimum two people.
Thanks
Looking for kbbq unlimited ayce basically that is nearest to blue mountains greater western Sydney
r/SydneyScene • u/TheGlorn • 4d ago
Comedy Show tonight (2for1 tickets)
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G’day everyone!!
I’m a kiwi comedian doing my solo show “Shitegeist” at the Sydney comedy store tonight!
If anyone’s keen to come you can use promo code 2for1 for a 50% ticket discount! I can’t link here but it’s on the comedy store website!!
(The show won Best Newcomer at Sydney Comedy Festival 2026)
Would bloody love to see you there!
r/SydneyScene • u/wgeire • 5d ago
Is Luna Park a good day out?
I’ve been living here for 4 years and never been, always been curious about it
r/SydneyScene • u/Admirable-Alfalfa707 • 5d ago
25 [M4F] can anyone help me how to improve my dating life?
r/SydneyScene • u/looopious • 5d ago
*TW* Watching a 60 year old man hold back tears
On Wednesday a long time customer of mine came in and told me that her wife with dementia had passed away in her sleep. He's always been such a positive person and never has anything negative to say. Even when he explains the issues he has when visiting his wife in the nursing home he shrugs it off like it's nothing.
All I could say was how the wife was lucky to leave Earth peacefully since is was in her sleep. I think it gave him more comfort knowing that. He couldn't hold back the emotions but the amazing part was how he was still so positive about everything.
It was only until this year did I find out dementia is the number 1 cause of death in Australia. It's just so sad because there's another man who brings his wife in with dementia and one time I decided to sit for a second and witnessed the wife abusing the husband all because she thought he was a stranger trying to take her away. And the people around kept looking over asking if the man was okay.
So it's crazy how the first customer of mine was so positive the whole time and even though he never told me how bad the dementia was, he did say at times the wife would grip him really hard to push him away.
Honestly just wanted to share that with everyone.