Articles by Michael Gormly
Game over: tennis contract rejected
Rory Miles, operator of the Rushcutters Bay tennis courts for the past 27 years, has rejected the ... Read more
Council downgrades cottage heritage from ‘high’ to ‘nil’
The City’s intention to demolish the Caretaker’s cottage at Rushcutters Bay tennis courts has received a major ... Read more
Thu December 2nd, 2010 - 1 Comment
The ‘Loo loses car spots but gets its bus back
The ever-changing 311 bus route connecting Central Station, Elizabeth Bay, Woolloomooloo, and the City north will be ... Read more
Hole in the ground to sprout apartments
A large hole in the ground on the site of the former Sydney Eye Hospital in Woolloomooloo ... Read more
Pole Poster of the week
Catholic saints seem to be making a comeback in inner Sydney. This plea to find a missing ... Read more
Police seek men over Kings Cross assault
Detectives have released closed-circuit television images of two men they believe might be able to assist with ... Read more
‘Drill though my hand’ offer stalls demolition
Residents continue to occupy the Caretaker’s cottage at Rushcutters Bay tennis courts, after clashing with demolition workers ... Read more
Occupation and siege: an ugly end as Clover clearfells truth
Residents last week occupied the groundsman’s cottage at Rushcutters Bay Tennis Courts, determined to stop Council from ... Read more
Thu November 25th, 2010 - 8 Comments
Letter: Respect the fallen
Lawrence Hargrave Reserve, Kings Cross, should not be demolished by Sydney Council if works are to obliterate the ... Read more
‘Hi Mum, you’re going to be a grannie’
Urban Grandma life in the Granny lane [caption id="attachment_27820" align="aligncenter" width="246" caption="Urban Granny sketch by Derek Loh"][/caption] One ... Read more
Arts & Entertainment
Music
DEATH GRIPS - THE MONEY STORE
After attracting a lot of attention for ...
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JULIA HOLTER - EKSTASIS
Swirling sounds of multiple melodies and many ...
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THE BLACK SEEDS - DUST AND DIRT
New Zealand reggae-soul hard hitters The Black ...
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Theatre
STRANGE INTERLUDE
Known as American dramatist Eugene O’Neill’s 1923 ...
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WHEN DAD MARRIED FURY
When your banker dad who has a ...
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REASONS TO BE PRETTY
Reasons To Be Pretty certainly opens with ...
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Events
SYDNEY WRITERS' FESTIVAL: your week sorted with our shortlist
May 14: National Biography Award It’s hard to ...
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THE WRITER'S PLAYROOM: BENITO DI FONZO
Playwright, poet and performer Benito Di Fonzo ...
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WEATHER FESTIVAL
MY 21st birthday party involved a lot ...
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Comedy
BOB DOWNE'S 20 GOLDEN GREATS
Bob Downe is back and with him ...
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THEATRESPORTS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Leave the maroon and blues at home ...
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TOMMY DEAN
It’s hard to forget this United States-bred, ...
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Books
THE PRIVATE, THE PUBLIC, AND THE LINE IN BETWEEN
You know that old line, ‘whoever invokes ...
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BEHIND THE LINES
Published in newspapers, journals and online, cartoons ...
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AN EVENING WITH RICHARD DAWKINS
Richard Dawkins is not one to shy ...
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Exhibitions
THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA
While Harry Potter die-hards may still be ...
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HUNTERS HILL ART EXHIBITION
Hunters Hill, the little suburb that could. ...
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EXPOSED
It’s fitting that the Latin root for ...
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Movies
DARK SHADOWS
Every yahoo off the street knows you ...
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THE DICTATOR
Critics will tear this film apart. The ...
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SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL: INFINITE STORIES
When you’re faced with a film festival ...
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