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Tony Hawk - 26 Jan 12 - Big Day Out, Sydney

A few quick takes from Sydney, Australia

Sydney New Year's Eve Fireworks 2011-12 from Farm Cove - Botanic Gardens (HD & HQ Soundtrack) Midnight Fireworks Soundtrack: 1. The Journey - Tommy Emmanuel 2. The Might of Rome - Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard 3. Broken Leg - Bluejuice 4. What's My Scene? - Hoodoo Gurus 5. Sunlight - Bag Raiders 6. Gathu Mawula Revisited - Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu and Blue King Brown 7. Love Is In The Air - John Paul Young 8. The Island: Part 1 Dawn - Pendulum 9. Sounds of Then (This is Australia) - Gang Gajang 10. What You Need - INXS 11. Flippers - Art vs. Science 12. Sweet Disposition - The Temper Trap 13. Embrace - PNAU 14. Great Southern Land - Icehouse 15. Freefallin' - Zoë Badwi 16. Counting The Beat - The Swingers 17. Are You Gonna Be My Girl - Jet 18. Walking On A Dream - Empire of the Sun 19. You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC 20. White Unicorn - Wolfmother 21. Shazam! - Spiderbait 22. Sisters In Calcutta - Michael Yezerski 23. Percussive Orchestra - s:amplify 24. Sydney NYE Finale - s:amplify

Soundgarden - Gun 25th JAN 2012 Sydney Entertainment Centre

Room tour of the luxury 5 star hotel Shangri-La, Sydney. We stayed here for 3 nights

Spend an evening at Harbourside feasting on succulent seafood, hearty steaks or Asian fusion as fireworks light up the sky from 9pm. Note Another display by Foti Fireworks. Pretty much the same as last week but they only used 1 pontoon instead of 4. If you could see in the video, there is a stage. This stage is going to be used on Australia Day with singers and other people.... Great display this and so will on Australia Day. Australia Day..... the largest Darling Harbour fireworks display for this year. See you then on Thursday.

Bondi beach Australia, feel free to visit www.oldsydneytown.info for more tourist related info relating to harbor bridge, opera house, museum, zoo, Old town and Aboriginal art and culture!

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FILIPINOS PREPARE FOR BIG NIGHT WITH THE SYDNEY KINGS FILIPINO BASKETBALL NIGHT JANUARY 20 FRIDAY AT THE KINGDOME The Philippine-Australian community is gearing up for the big FILIPINO BASKETBALL NIGHT this Friday January 20 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre (Kingdome). Under the collaborative efforts of HOOPREAMZ, PCC-NSW and the Sydney Kings, up-and-coming Filipino basketball players will partake in the NBL pregame curtain raiser. Tipoff is at 6pm sharp. This will be immediately followed by the main game between the Sydney Kings and the Perth Wildcats. HOOPDREAMZ has dedicated the Filipino Basketball Night to the Philippine typhoon victims from Cagayan de Oro and Iligan City. The Sydney Kings have offered to donate $5.00 for every ticket sold through the Filipino community. The two Filipino basketball teams hail from various parts of Sydney, including Blacktown, Liverpool, Parramatta and Mount Druitt. Some of the standout players to look out for include former UST collegiate stars Chester Taylor and Mel Gile, power forward Vergel Alcantara and pocket rocket Jerome Danganan. The squads will be bolstered by imports Segun Akinpetide, Kash Majok, Daniel Briggs and Anthony Cogan. HOOPDREAMZ CEO and hip hop impresario Marco Selorio. "We are pumped and ready to share the court with the Sydney Kings. The funds we raise will go to a great cause, and we are reaching out to every Filipino in Sydney to show your support." Sydney Kings' superstar Julian Khazzouh said, "I am really <b>...</b>

Opener, Playouts to/from breaks, "Special Report" Promo, Weather, Closer. The night before the 2012 graphics relaunch. ©2012 Nine Network.

The Big Dipper was a wooden roller coaster operating at Luna Park Sydney from 1935 until 1979. It was demolished in 1981. First constructed in 1930 to an American design, the wooden Big Dipper roller coaster was a mainstay of Luna Park Glenelg during its four years of operation. The ride was dismantled and shipped to Sydney when the Glenelg park went into voluntary liquidation in 1934, and became the biggest attraction of the newly-opened Luna Park Milsons Point (which was later renamed Luna Park Sydney).

Spend an evening at Harbourside feasting on succulent seafood, hearty steaks or Asian fusion as fireworks light up the sky from 9pm. Note Another great display at Darling Harbour. I wasn't standing where I normally stand. I moved to a location where I can hear the music soundtrack which the fireworks are choreographed to. I might stand there permanently or temporary for a long time. Foti Fireworks has produced these fireworks and will probably do so for most of the year. There was one thing different... There was rain. It started raining about 3 quarters of the display. Rain didn't stop. It just got heavier. During the finale, that's when the rain reached its peak. People were running for cover. Pretty interesting. I might be mistaken but I think this was the first time it rained during fireworks in Darling Harbour since Australia Day 2009 but I might be mistaken............... Now that I think about it... I'm pretty sure there was rain during a display.... can't remember when though. Anyway See you next week.

Sydney City Council's claims that cyclists wanted the College St separated bike path seem to be in tatters.Its a big white elephant; they must be regretting the day spending $10m/klm on a bike path were cyclists prefer the road Councils claim to build a cycling commuting to world standards don't match up Its becoming increasing clear that the Cadel Evans Cycleway or College St bike path is a white elephant. In a frenzy of spin City Council defends its action. But the dozens of car spaces lost, hacking & tearing up Hyde Park; with the public seeing it empty doesn't ensure a good future for Sydney's bike network This is not good value for ratepayers money

Sorry this video is up so late. Most of it is fireworks but you will see footages of my friends and I here and there :P MY DAY: I live in Sydney. My boyfriend and I drove to the city which took about 40 mins and we parked in Wilson's parking on Kent st and it was only $10 for the whole entire day so it was good. Except on the way back from the city my boyfriend took one wrong turn and we ended up getting stuck in the city for a good hour or so LOL damn it! You make one mistake in the city and you'll find yourself very lost when you drive :( Anyways we stayed in the city for the 9pm fireworks and sat near the night club Pontoon to watch them. We were actually sitting in front of blackbird restaurant. We had front row seating cos we got to the city nice and early and met up with 4 of our other friends. Before it had hit midnight we had to make our way by foot to The Rocks on George street to get to the Harbour Bridge. Longest walk ever! Kinda felt short though because they closed off the main road for pedestrians and it made the route go along faster. There were so many people in the city but it wasn't as horrible as people told me it would be. People weren't pushing and shoving at me to get around. By midnight my boyfriend and I made our way to the Habour Bridge, we just stood right under it because everywhere else was packed! We could see the Opera House from where we were standing and all the beautifully decorated boats near the bridge :D Twas a very good night for me <b>...</b>