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We all love a good treasure hunt with a reward at the end! So, why not discover where I am in Sydney with this set of picture puzzles. EXPLORE DISCOVER ENJOY. Here is how the picture puzzles work: Each puzzle represents a location in Sydney Each location consists of a -
How many Easter Eggs will you eat this Easter? 1-3 Eggs 3-5 Eggs 5-10 Eggs Too many to count! Time's upCancel A Trail Quest is a great way to burn off all those extra Easter Eggs. With these self-guided, downloadable Trail Quests you will easily be getting your 10,000 steps -
Trail Quest has launched four new Trail Quests across Sydney. So if you are looking for an activity to amaze your family and friends, why not try one of these. Which suburb would you like to explore further? Which one of the new Trail Quests would you most like -
Do you love exploring and discovering new places? Here is our quick guide to 4 outdoor activities that will get you uncovering hidden gems! Trail Quest This is a shout out for Trail Quest. With over 40 Trails across Sydney, there are plenty of opportunities to discover new areas. Exploring -
Are you looking forward to the Chinese New Year Parade in Sydney this year? Here is our quick 5 minute teaser puzzle! Chinese New Year Parade The Council are planning for the Parade. The Parade starts at the top of Ultimo Road and finishes at Harbour Street. There will be -
Starting with a fantastic New Year’s Eve, January is a busy month in Sydney. With great weather, Australia Day and Chinese New Year there are plenty of things to do in Sydney. How do you decide? If you are looking for something different to do, try a Trail Quest. Follow -
Trail Quest from Lynore Avery on Vimeo. See Sydney with a Trail Quest Check out our great video clip which has been created by Lynore Avery. -
Puzzle Directions In this puzzle you need to locate the leftover Christmas puds in the grid! There are exactly as many Christmas puds as there are pots of cream. Every pud sits next to a pot of cream either to the east, west, north or south – but not diagonally. No -
In the early years, many women came to Australia as convicts. They were thought to be more foul-mouthed and indecent than the men aboard the boats. Yet, there are a large number of these historic women who have helped shape Sydney to become the city it is. A number of