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Sydney’s blessed

with a seemingly infinite capacity to surprise and charm.

It may be

a street you’ve never walked before. A building you’ve never noticed until today.

A new perspective perhaps,

the discovery of fascinating fragments of our turbulent history.

Even something

as familiar as the Harbour can still reveal well-kept secrets, unfolding a rich past in the midst of modernity.

Leave the hustle and bustle

of The Rocks, step quietly past the posing brides,

pause to marvel

at the great grey bridge that soars up from its granite towers above you

find yourself in Walsh Bay,

where everything old is new again..!

Sydney’s blessed

with a seemingly infinite capacity to surprise and charm.

It may be

a street you’ve never walked before. A building you’ve never noticed until today.

A new perspective perhaps,

the discovery of fascinating fragments of our turbulent history.

Even something

as familiar as the Harbour can still reveal well-kept secrets, unfolding a rich past in the midst of modernity.

Leave the hustle and bustle

of The Rocks, step quietly past the posing brides,

pause to marvel

at the great grey bridge that soars up from its granite towers above you

find yourself in Walsh Bay,

where everything old is new again..!

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FREE wifi available in the public areas within the Precinct.

Walsh Bay Arts and Commerce

Walsh Bay Arts & Commerce was established in 2007 to represent the business interests of the vibrant Walsh Bay community. Harnessing the collective resources of its members, WBAC strives to grow the commercial sustainability of the precinct by leading on marketing and publicity initiatives that achieve results for the precinct.

Heritage & Culture Walks

BARANGAROO

Barangaroo is the future of Sydney. It is being created as a landmark for our economic future and to give people maximum access to the harbour.

Found out the latest about the Barangaroo development...

Daily Telegraph: Secret Suburb: Explore the hidden wonders of Walsh Bay, which is known for its art and history

Details: Monday, 03 November 2014; By WBPA

TUCKED under the Sydney Harbour Bridge, it's easy to slip past Walsh Bay. But you should take the time to see what you have been missing. Explore the suburb with Jenifer Jagielski. Read More...

WALSH BAY ARTS PRECINCT APPLICATION TO DEPT OF PLANNING

Details: Wednesday, 16 July 2014; By WBPA

Notice has been received from the Department of Planning NSW advertising that the application for the Walsh Bay Arts Precinct is on exhibition.

Submissions must be received by 15 August 2014.

Click HERE to download the Notice

The application can be viewed on the Planning NSW Website.

Celebrating One Year To Go - Video

Details: Thursday, 03 July 2014; By WBPA

To celebrate one year to go until the opening of Barangaroo, 7,000 visitors wandered, explored and enjoyed visiting Sydney's newest waterfront landmark.

The headland park and first commercial buildings of Barangaroo South will open in mid-2015.

Vivid Festival traffic congestion will be eased after major problems last year

Details: Thursday, 15 May 2014; By WBPA

THOUSANDS of extra public transport services will be made available for Vivid Sydney after huge crowds last year caused major traffic problems.

Deputy Premier Andrew Stoner will today announce more than 3500 extra public transport services to ease congestion. Festival precincts this year include a new Martin Place venue, Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, Walsh Bay and North Sydney.

More here

30.04.2014 Delivering a naturalistic headland park at Barangaroo

Details: Wednesday, 30 April 2014; By WBPA

In keeping with the vision for a naturalistic park inspired by the green headlands of Sydney Harbour, the Barangaroo Delivery Authority has lodged a planning application seeking approval to demolish the former Sydney Ports Harbour Control Tower.

“The Authority considered a number of options for the tower, including adaptive reuse for tourism opportunities and artistic interpretation, however due to its limited access, occupational health and safety requirements and significant costs the Authority is seeking planning approval for its demolition,” said CEO of the Barangaroo Delivery Authority, John Tabart.