Circular Quay
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Nov 3, 2026
Mark LevyHOST
The other point I'd make is if the supporters of the Western Sydney Wanderers and the other clubs as well, including Sydney FC, aren't doing anything wrong, what are they worried about? Compare it to some of the major events across Sydney.
Mark LevyHOST
Ask any regular citizen whether they object to a heavy, visible police presence at Circular Quay during New Year's Eve.
Mark LevyHOST
Vivid.
Mark LevyHOST
Or major community celebrations.
Letty LundquistHOST
You guys know how much I love Sydney and that I had gone to Sydney the previous year.
Letty LundquistHOST
This year, however, I went with a tour operator, which is why I wanted to sit down, do a deep dive about my experience of running the Sydney Marathon with Destiny to Sport using their five-star Superior package at the Marriott Sydney Harbour Hotel at Circular Quay.
Letty LundquistHOST
And in this review, I want to break down what this tour included, how the logistics worked, and whether having this dedicated tour operator makes a world of a difference when traveling internationally.
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Betty BNARRATOR
They are delightful quarters in which to shop during the heat of the day.
Betty BNARRATOR
The principal artery of the business section is Circular Quay, where the many ferries to the suburbs move in and out with their thousands going to and from work.
Betty BNARRATOR
The main streets of the downtown district lead to it.
Betty BNARRATOR
On Macquarie Street is the entrance to the Government House, where the government of New South Wales resides.
Betty BNARRATOR
This thoroughfare was named for a stern old administrator of colonial times who used convict labor to put up the Parliament House and other buildings, many of which are still in use.
Betty BNARRATOR
Pitt and King Streets are lined with handsome stores and office buildings.
Betty BNARRATOR
Above Circular Quay are great concrete wheat elevators with a capacity of 6 million bushels, which were erected not long ago under American supervision.
Betty BNARRATOR
Sydney has big insurance buildings, bank buildings, excellent clubs, and many hotels.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Steaks and ribs.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Bankstown, Brighton, La Sance, Castle Hill, Circular Quay and Piermoind.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Piermoind.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Piermoind.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Castle Hill.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Circular Quay.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Circular Quay.
Tim BlackwellHOST
I was just about to say that.
Tim BlackwellHOST
Our little home.
Amanda WebbHOST
Today, she oversees Deloitte's workplaces and property portfolio across Australia, creating environments where thousands of people work, collaborate and connect.
Amanda WebbHOST
And if you've been into any of their buildings across Australia, maybe at Sydney's in Circular Quay, then you will see how stunning and worker, employee friendly they are.
Amanda WebbHOST
But Robyn's contribution extends well beyond her professional career.
Amanda WebbHOST
She's a former chair of Dress for Success, New South Wales and ACT, where we had the pleasure of serving together on the board.
James WillisHOST
What's doing? Just before we go to sport with Adam Hawes, this is embarrassing for Clover Moore.
James WillisHOST
A fancy new bike facility at Circular Quay is shutting down after just 13 months because hardly anyone was using it.
James WillisHOST
The hub had 200 bike spaces, 400 lockers, 28 showers, and even a clothes dryer.
James WillisHOST
And you could have access for just $5 a day.
Sophie GeeHOST
But the implication of the opening is that we are guests in this city, that we are on the doorstep And it's not our doorstep.
Sophie GeeHOST
It's someone else's doorstep, which is absolutely the case because Circular Quay is right near the site of the original colony in Sydney Harbour in Port Jackson, just around the corner.
Sophie GeeHOST
And Ruth Park is really trying to think through the way to understand a country in that has colonial settlement, colonial invasion on top of First Nations custodianship.
Sophie GeeHOST
And she goes on to say, Sydney is built on a landscape littered with human bones.
Jane HutcheonHOST
Our next guest did all that and more as director of Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art over an amazing 22-year tenure, transforming the MCA from a quote, venue for wankers, which is how it was described in the media once, into a respected arts museum.
Jane HutcheonHOST
Elizabeth Anne McGregor stepped down from the role in 2021 and she has many stories to tell in her new memoir, recounting her journey from Scotland to Sydney's Circular Quay, where the MCA is now famously perched, offering up a bruising tale of Sydney politics, cultural firefights and, in the end, artistic triumph.
Jane HutcheonHOST
Lizanne McGregor spoke with Fran late last week.
Fran KellyHOST
Lisanne, paint the scene for us, can you? It's 1999.
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Lizanne McGregorGUEST
And it was really taking the museum out beyond the walls, which I think is also important.
Lizanne McGregorGUEST
It's not just what happens
Fran KellyHOST
at Circular Quay.
Fran KellyHOST
You're listening to the Radio National Hour.
Rozalia RussianHOST
I remember, yes.
Sarah GaleGUEST
So yeah, that was an interesting, they sort of left from Circular Quay and they had the Keeping Up With The Kardashians film crew with them.
Sarah GaleGUEST
And the idea was that they would kind of arrive into Rose Bay on the boat and all the paparazzi were there to capture it.
Sarah GaleGUEST
For whatever reason, I think it was a combination of, you know, filming whether the boat was like over two hours delayed, which meant, you know, everyone there was not happy.
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