Rabbit Hopping Competition Returns to the Sydney Family Easter Show – Good Friday

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Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family Easter Show 2026: Sydney’s Biggest Easter Egg Hunt & School Holiday Family Event

Families across Sydney are invited to celebrate Easter in a big way as the Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family...

Free Tree Giveaway for City of Sydney Residents – Perfect for Your Backyard or Balcony

Have you been thinking about adding more greenery to your backyard or even your balcony? The City of Sydney...

Coogee Nights 2026: Four Weeks of Free Beachside Fun

Coogee is set to come alive this autumn with the launch of Coogee Nights, a brand new series of...

How to Find a Playgroup in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs

If you’re wondering how to find a playgroup in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, you’re not alone. Whether you’re a first-time...
Easter 2026, Events, Fun, School holidays
Rabbit Hopping Competition Returns to the Sydney Family Easter Show – Good Friday
Easter 2026, Events, School holidays
Ingenia Holiday Parks Sydney Family Easter Show 2026: Sydney’s Biggest Easter Egg Hunt & School Holiday Family Event
Environment, Free
Free Tree Giveaway for City of Sydney Residents – Perfect for Your Backyard or Balcony
Events, Free
Coogee Nights 2026: Four Weeks of Free Beachside Fun
Playgroups
How to Find a Playgroup in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs

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About Eastern Suburbs Mums

Welcome to Eastern Suburbs Mums

 

All about life as a mum in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.

 

Eastern Suburbs Mums was created for mums and their families to connect with what is going on in Sydney’s east.

It’s a place for Mums where you can find out about your local area, what’s on, where to get help, advice and more...

third Sunday of every month, at Heffron Park’s netball stadium

 
School holidays

6 Free Things to Do in Sydney These Summer School Holidays

Summer in Sydney doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune. If you’re looking to keep the kids entertained, enjoy time together and make the most of the city during the school holidays, there are plenty of free (and fabulous) things to do this January. From outdoor festivals and live music to cultural celebrations, museums, swimming spots and movies under the stars, Sydney comes alive in summer — and many of the best experiences won’t cost a cent. Whether you’re entertaining visiting family, filling school holiday days or simply enjoying a slower pace, this guide rounds up six free things to…

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School holidays

City of Sydney: Youth School Holiday Program – January 2026

Looking for school holiday activities for teens that get them out of the house and trying something new? The Youth in the City School Holiday Program returns in January 2026, offering a fun and varied program designed especially for young people aged 13 to 18 years (or under 13s who are already enrolled in high school). Based in the Sydney CBD, this program runs across three weeks and includes everything from movies and escape rooms to kayaking, beach swims and adventure activities — with options to suit different interests, energy levels and budgets. Dates & times Tuesday 6 January to…

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Environment

Why Energy Efficiency Became a Status Symbol

Energy efficiency isn’t just about saving on utility bills anymore, it’s become a statement of style, intelligence, and innovation. From sleek EVs to high-efficiency furnaces and smart HVAC systems that quietly optimize comfort, modern technology now signals sophistication as much as sustainability. Here’s how efficiency evolved from practicality to prestige. Energy Efficiency Trends and the Rise of Modern Prestige It started as thrift (1970s oil shocks) and compliance (1990s Energy Star, building codes). The symbolic turn happened once energy efficiency trends became visible, premium, and story-worthy, roughly 2010s onward, when three things converged: Design made it obvious. EVs with distinctive…

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Events, School holidays

Pirates Love Underpants Live at the Sydney Opera House

Looking for a fun school holiday show that will have kids laughing from start to finish? This summer, set sail on a cheeky theatrical adventure as Pirates Love Underpants comes to life on stage at the Sydney Opera House. Based on the bestselling picture book by Claire Freedman and Ben Cort, this swashbuckling production is packed with silliness, colour and imagination — perfect for preschool and primary-school-aged kids. Join a lively crew of pirates as they hunt for the legendary Pants of Gold to complete the Captain’s treasure chest. Along the way, families will dodge hungry crocs beneath Long-John Bridge,…

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Markets

Heffron Park Markets, Maroubra

The Heffron Park Monthly Markets are a fun and easy school holiday activity for local families, bringing the much-loved vibe of the Maroubra Beach Market just a few streets inland — with even more comfort and convenience. Held beneath the iconic, fully undercover netball canopy, the markets are completely weatherproof, making them a stress-free outing no matter the forecast. Running on the third Sunday of every month, the next market takes place on Sunday 18 January 2026, perfectly timed for the summer holidays. With generous free parking, a well-known location and a buzzing local crowd, it’s an ideal way to…

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Events, School holidays, Swimming

Starts This Friday at Moore Park: Waterworld Central Brings the Ultimate School Holiday Splash

The countdown is on — Waterworld Central opens this Friday, 9 January, transforming the Entertainment Quarter at Moore Park into a giant inflatable water playground just in time for the summer school holidays. Packed with towering inflatables, water slides and non-stop fun, it’s the perfect way for kids to burn off energy while parents enjoy an easy, family-friendly day out close to home. From giant slides and huge inflatable pools to thrilling water rides and splash zones, Waterworld Central transforms Moore Park into a full-scale aqua playground. It’s the perfect way to cool off, burn energy and enjoy a summer…

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Home Maintenance

The Invisible Cost of Coastal Living: Is Your Home Breathing In Too Much Salt?

There is a distinct reason why property prices in the Eastern Suburbs are among the highest in the world. Whether it’s the morning swim at Bronte, the coastal walk from Bondi, or the simple pleasure of an afternoon ocean breeze, the lifestyle here is enviable.  However, that coveted ocean breeze carries an invisible element that is relentless in its ability to degrade our homes: airborne chlorides, or as we know it, salt spray.  Most of us are well-versed in the “coastal maintenance tax.” We know we need to rinse the salt off our cars after they’ve been parked on the…

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Moving Homes

Moving With Kids in Sydney: A Practical Family Guide for Eastern Suburbs Mums

Moving house can be one of the most joyful and challenging experiences in family life. For mums and families in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, the excitement of a new home often comes with logistical puzzles, emotional ups and downs, and a long list of tasks to manage. With thoughtful planning, open communication and a little support, moving can be a smooth and even memorable milestone for everyone. In this guide, we share practical tips, real world examples and useful resources that make relocating with kids easier, whether you are moving around the corner or across Sydney. Why Moving With Kids Requires…

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Environment

Eco‑Friendly Home Hydration: Reducing Plastic Waste with Water Delivery in Perth

Keeping our families hydrated is a fundamental part of everyday life, but the way many households source drinking water can have a surprisingly big impact on the environment. In Australia, where awareness of single‑use plastic waste continues to grow, finding smart alternatives to bottled water is an easy way for families to reduce their environmental footprint while staying healthy and hydrated. The Problem with Single‑Use Plastic Water Bottles in Australia Most single‑use plastic water bottles are made from PET (polyethylene terephthalate), a material that takes hundreds of years to break down once discarded. Plastic bottles contribute significantly to landfill waste…

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Travel

5 Key Travel Industry Trends to Watch This Year

The travel sector is experiencing a remarkable transformation as we navigate through this year. From technological innovations to shifting consumer preferences, the landscape is evolving faster than ever before. Understanding these changes isn’t just beneficial for industry professionals—it’s essential for travelers who want to make the most of their adventures. Let’s explore five pivotal developments that are reshaping how we explore the world. Sustainable Tourism Takes Center Stage Eco-conscious travel has moved from a niche market to a mainstream priority. Today’s travelers are increasingly aware of their environmental footprint and actively seeking ways to minimize it. Airlines are investing heavily…

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