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This month, we caught up with Ashleigh Rubenach, who’s currently dazzling as Betty in the Australian production of "Sunset Boulevard." Rubenach shares her journey through musical theatre, revealing her secrets to staying resilient and confident in an ever-changing industry.

For our July issue we caught up with Nova Peris. From her early days growing up in Darwin to her remarkable journey as an Olympic gold medalist and beyond, her story is etched in history. Now, she’s set to add another chapter by joining the cast of Dancing with the Stars.

This month we caught up with Zoë Ventoura, a household name in Australian television. Now, she steps into the spotlight in a new, thrilling role as Velma Kelly, the vaudevillian nightclub singer with a knack for stirring up trouble, in the iconic musical Chicago!!

For this issue, we caught up with the wonderful Juliet Love. When it comes to Juliet, there’s simply everything to love. A design guru, super-mum, and all-around good person, her journey through the world of design is as inspiring as it is relatable.

For this issue, we had the pleasure catching up with Robert Irwin! From hosting ‘I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here’ to his conservation efforts and captivating photography, Robert gives us an exclusive peek into his world.

This month we caught up with Steph Tisdell, whose genuine warmth and authenticity sets her apart from the pack. Her journey from an ambitious student to a passionate activist is a testament to the power of self-discovery and resilience.

In this issue, we had the pleasure of catching up with Fidan Shevket. From the inception of a dating blog as a two-year experiment to the realisation of a self-published book, Shevket unfolds a captivating saga infused with humour, resilience, and a touch of legal sagacity.

The Sydney Opera House is a testament to artistic brilliance. Leading its diverse world of entertainment is Ebony Bott, Head of Contemporary Performance. In this issue, Ebony shares her expertise in crafting unique and artistic experiences through nuanced programming.

This month we caught up with the wonderful Tuuli Narkle! In the world of Australian arts and entertainment, few shine as brightly as Tuuli. Her journey into the world of acting is a story of passion, dedication, and a deep connection to her cultural roots.

On Saturday, 28th October 2023, from 10am-3pm, Northern Suburbs Memorial Gardens is opening their gates wide to commemorate their 90th Anniversary. Enjoy their enchanting gardens in an Open Day filled with memories and merriment! Learn more here: buff.ly/45YijLc

Our October edition is here!! In this issue we are celebrating the iconic Sydney Opera House for its 50th anniversary, and what better way to do so than to catch up with Anandavalli, one of the pioneering creatives behind Chi Udaka.

Sydney Observer's September edition is out now!!! In this issue, we catch up with Jana Pittman and hear of her remarkable journey finding resilience and transformation. Jana’s story underscores the potential for set backs to pave the way for newfound purpose.

Sydney Observers, our August edition is here! Catch up with Dr. Catriona Wallace, a trailblazer in Artificial Intelligence and the Metaverse. As a leading female visionary, she has gained widespread recognition as the most influential woman in business and entrepreneurship.

July Issue!!

The delightfully decadent world of Blanc de Blanc returns today!! The show has been wowing audiences since it opened in January in the beautifully refurbished theatre, The Grand Electric, Surry Hills. 🎉🍾 Tickets are on sale now via blancshow.com #blancdeblanc

Greetings fellow Sydney Observers! We caught up with the wonderful Niav Owens whose trailblazing career in the sports media industry is nothing short of inspiring. She spoke to us about her own journey, as well as her passions in advocating for women in sport.

To our loyal Observers, a warm welcome to our May issue. We spoke to Natalie Bassingthwaighte, a thriving professional in multiple disciplines – musician, actress, and theatre performer. She believes these days, excelling in more than one thing is a sure way to success.

For our April issue, we spoke with classical music giant Simone Young, who is the current Chief Conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Sydney Observer spoke with her about her new documentary (and the issues it addresses) Knowing The Score.

We spoke with Dean Lewis, the Aussie singer songwriter taking the popular music world by storm with his lyrical vulnerability and catchy melodies. We have an election special with all you need to know about parties and voting, and we celebrate International Women’s Day segment.

We are all about Pride this month, catching up with the delightful Casey Donovan. Sydney Observer spoke with her about the importance of balancing serious topics with, as Casey says, ‘letting your hair down.’ Have a fantastic start to the year. Enjoy our February issue!