Scuffed walls, exposed ceilings and plastic chairs attest to little progress at the Museum of Chinese in Australia.

You can visit the Chinatown Country Club website here or its physical store at 222 Clarence St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia, which is open Monday through to Sunday.

The future of Sydney's historic Chinatown is "hanging by a thread" as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic hits businesses hard. The area has ties to Chinese migration dating back to the 1800s and ...

Traditionally bustling with activity, Chinatown in both Sydney and Melbourne fell silent in early 2020, as a wave of Covid-fuelled xenophobia swept the narrow alleyways, leaving restaurants empty and ...

Sydney’s Chinatown has transformed from a hub where early Chinese migrants lived, traded, and built community, into a vibrant precinct rich with cultural heritage and diversity. With over 100 ...

The art of capturing a cinematic scene always begins with a camera. That’s why for Gus DeVylder, an AFTRS student in his ...

This was published 3 years ago Sydney’s Chinatown struggles to recover 14 Images When a China travel ban was imposed in February last year to stop the spread of COVID-19, Chinatown and other ...

The Chinatown Public Domain Plan was launched in 2010. The first stage of works, a $5 million makeover in the heart of Haymarket, was completed in early 2012.

Chinatowns across the West look very similar. What is the design aesthetic driving this 'look', and where did it come from. We explore these ideas on a trip through Sydney's Chinatown, a title ...

How Sydney's iconic district is struggling due to COVID-19 For shop owners in Sydney’s iconic Chinatown district, the economic impacts stemming from COVID-19 were being felt long before the ...