Chris Singh

Surry Hills

Editor at SydneyTravelGuide.com

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Is the Narwal Freo Z Ultra the ultimate robot vacuum right now?

6 days ago | theaureview.com | Chris Singh

It takes at least around 2500Pa of suction power to make a decent robot vacuum cleaner. That number comes after years of testing robot vacuum cleaners from big-name brands like Ecovacs, Dreame and Roborock. It’s the bare minimum if you want a robot vacuum that actually does what you want it to do. And yes, some high-end robot vacuum cleaners now sport suction power much, much higher than that.
Huawei green lights Australian comeback with Watch Fit 4 series

6 days ago | theaureview.com | Chris Singh

After a notable absence from Australian shores, Huawei has returned with a statement, launching its impressive Watch Fit 4 series with a clear aim at challenging Android leaders Samsung and Google when it comes to wearables. The Chinese tech giant has unveiled two compelling options: the standard Watch Fit 4 and the premium Watch Fit 4 Pro, both competitively priced and powerful on paper.
Where to see all the sculptures

1 week ago | sydneytravelguide.com.au | Chris Singh

The Vivid Light Walk is free for 2025. Completely free. There will be no ticketed sections, like there has been in previous years, with Vivid Sydney’s organisers committed to making more than 75% of the 23-night program free to experience for all guests. This means more people than ever before will be able to enjoy the 8km Vivid Light Walk, which stretches from near Belmore Park at Central Station and ends just across the bridge at Milsons Point station.
Dates, Music, and Highlights

1 week ago | sydneytravelguide.com.au | Chris Singh

The 15th annual Vivid Sydney is upon us, once again transforming the city into a smorgasbord of light, music, ideas and food with its world-famous projections, provocative installations and on-the-pulse programming. We know it can be overwhelming if you haven’t planned properly, which is why we present to you the Sydney Travel Guide’s guide to Vivid Sydney. It’s hard to whittle such an all-encompassing festival like Vivid Sydney into one neat sentence or promo tag.
Sigur Ros and Sydney Symphony Orchestra dream big for Vivid Sydney

1 week ago | theaureview.com | Chris Singh

Lush, evocative, poignant. Writers have been trying to distill Sigur Ros’ otherworldly music into neat adjectives for years, but there’s always been something missing. There’s an indescribable quality to Jonsi’s wails, so pregnant with emotion, sorrow and joy, lifted by world-class musicians who flitter between sublime, modest dips and chaotic, violent peaks. It’s beautiful music. Let’s keep it simple. Because simplicity is really where Sigur Ros shines.
A dreamy masterpiece for Martin Place

2 weeks ago | sydneytravelguide.com.au | Chris Singh

Harry Siedler’s divisive CTA Building has made a triumphant return as a part of Vivid Sydney’s Light Walk. Ample Projects has designed a projection that tracks life, death and rebirth through stunning abstract imagery. It’s a swift reminder of how fascinating the mushroom building is. READ MORE: The ultimate guide to Vivid Sydney. The bygone charms of Sydney’s iconic Harry Siedler-designed Commercial Travellers’ Association (CTA) building have been welcomed back into the fold for Vivid Sydney.
17 Country Pubs Worth A Road Trip Across Victoria

2 weeks ago | bosshunting.com.au | Chris Singh

There’s little debate that the core of almost all country towns across Australia is made up of three things – a petrol station, a bakery, and a great pub. But which are the best country pubs in Victoria? As a hub of the local community, there’s a charm to country pubs that simply doesn’t exist in CBD establishments, making them glorious destinations to stop at for a feed if you’re in the area.
Sydney trains: Delays cause pressure as Premier promises free-fare day for Monday

2 weeks ago | sydneytravelguide.com.au | Chris Singh

NSW Premier Chris Minns has said no one will need to “tap-on, tap-off” on Monday, May 26 as he promises a “free-fare day” to make up for today’s massive train delays. Sydney trains have been a big talking point today as an electrical issue on Tuesday night has caused widespread outages. Chris Minns will also bring in an airline professional to investigate how to improve the punctuality of Sydney’s rail network. READ MORE: Here are all the free things you can do at Vivid Sydney this year.
Vivid Sydney 2025 Guide: Dates, Music, and Highlights

2 weeks ago | sydneytravelguide.com.au | Chris Singh

The 15th annual Vivid Sydney is upon us, once again transforming the city into a smorgasbord of light, music, ideas and food with its world-famous projections, provocative installations and on-the-pulse programming. We know it can be overwhelming if you haven’t planned properly, which is why we present to you the Sydney Travel Guide’s guide to Vivid Sydney. It’s hard to whittle such an all-encompassing festival like Vivid Sydney into one neat sentence or promo tag.
Vivid Sydney: 'House of Romance' is a true spectacle

2 weeks ago | sydneytravelguide.com.au | Chris Singh

Vivid Sydney has revealed its first ever high-profile fashion collaboration with Romance Was Born taking over the projection at Customs House. The fabulous eight-minute show is a riot of whimsy and colour, trailing through the label’s many famous collaborations. It makes a strong case for more fashion at Vivid Sydney, injecting a great deal of life and wonder onto the Vivid Light Walk. READ MORE: The ultimate guide to Vivid Sydney.