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Novotel Sydney Central
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Create New Moments at Novotel Sydney Central

Novotel Sydney Central Hotel prides itself on making moments matter. Whether you are passing through Sydney for business, reuniting with loved ones, or even having a staycation as a Sydney resident, the Novotel is a sanctuary for creating new moments. Moments to remember for a lifetime. The hotel is at a convenient, short walk location to two dining precincts: Darling Square dining and Spice Alley, as well as a plethora of central shopping. Recently refurbished and refreshed, the 4.5 Star hotel rooms are styled with contemporary minimalism, bathed in warmth and pockets of blues and yellows to provide a luxury haven for guests in an otherwise bustling city.
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Torpedo Factory Renewal Project
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North Sydney’s Torpedo Factory 2021 Renewal Project Will Celebrate The Past With The Present

Last month The Harbour Trust decided to move forward with its plans for the renewal of the Torpedo Factory at Sub Base Platypus, North Sydney. This project will deliver a new foreshore park, a heritage interpretation, public access improvements, and a welcoming entry to Sub Base Platypus. The Harbour Trust has consulted extensively with the community of Sydney about the site’s renewal, as the former industrial and Defence complex has evolved into a public domain where historic spaces are to be revealed, interpreted and reimagined.
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Human-Mart
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‘Human Mart’: The Stimulating Supermarket Must-See For All Sydney Siders

Anti-Slavery Australia has just opened the world’s very first Human Mart, right in the heart of Sydney. Human Mart, is a store that displays products which represent the real life survivors of unspeakable crimes. The mart is only open for a limited time, from March 16th till March 25th, to coincide with International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. The shop ultimately aims to drive awareness about modern day slavery and human trafficking, which affects approximately 15,000 people in Australia today.
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