Festival of the Winds Returns to Bondi Beach This September

Get ready to look to the skies! One of Sydney’s most colourful family events, Festival of the Winds, is...

Calling All Tiny Trainspotters: Thomas Is Coming to the NSW Rail Museum

All aboard! If you have a little train lover in the family, clear some space in the calendar because...

Step Inside Bondi's Most Nostalgic New Photobooth

Looking for a fun keepsake from your next visit to Bondi Beach? A charming new photobooth has arrived on...

Monday's Local Mum, Kerry McCarthy

Local mum of 2 Kerry McCarthy has been happily calling the Eastern Suburbs home for more than 20 years...

Best Kids Bike Parks in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs (Plus Alexandria, Mascot, Surry Hills & CBD)

Looking for the best places for your kids to ride bikes, scooters or balance bikes in Sydney’s East? Whether...
Events, Free, Fun
Festival of the Winds Returns to Bondi Beach This September
Events, Kids
Calling All Tiny Trainspotters: Thomas Is Coming to the NSW Rail Museum
bondi beach, Fun, Local
Step Inside Bondi's Most Nostalgic New Photobooth
Monday's Mum Profiles
Monday's Local Mum, Kerry McCarthy
Free, Fun, Kids, Parks and Beaches
Best Kids Bike Parks in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs (Plus Alexandria, Mascot, Surry Hills & CBD)
 

Maroubra Beach Markets

FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH

Free entry – see you by the beach!

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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

 
Free, School holidays

NOCTURNE SOUNDTRACKS THE NIGHT WITH FREE CONCERTS THIS WINTER AT BARANGAROO’S PIER PAVILION

Experience the magic of music at Nocturne, a free series of intimate chamber music concerts in the stunning new Pier Pavilion.  Barangaroo’s Pier Pavilion will fill with music this winter at Nocturne, a series of free music concerts running from 26 June – 19 July. Featuring a diverse lineup of performers curated by Musica Viva Australia, visitors to this stunning waterfront location can experience a magical soundscape under the stars brought to life by talented Sydney instrumentalists each week. NOCTURNE AT PIER PAVILION Sydneysiders can immerse themselves in a mesmerising free four week series of chamber music concerts at Pier…

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Events, School holidays

Australia’s Largest Inflatable Obstacle Course, Tuff Nutterz, Returns to Sydney This Winter

This winter, Tuff Nutterz—the wildly popular inflatable obstacle course—returns to Centennial Parklands for a limited-time family event that promises fun, fitness, and unforgettable memories. Running from Thursday, July 10 to Sunday, July 20, 2025, Tuff Nutterz will once again transform the Brazilian Fields West into a 300-metre-long inflatable adventure. With over 30 unique obstacles, including giant slides, climbing walls, tunnels, and balance balls, this mega-course is designed to entertain and challenge participants of all ages. A Family-Friendly Event for All Ages Tuff Nutterz is the perfect school holiday outing. Children aged 5 and above can tackle the full course independently,…

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Kids Sports, School holidays, Uncategorized

Kick Off the Holidays with Little Foxes Footy Academy!

Looking for an exciting way to keep your little one active and entertained these school holidays? Little Foxes Footy Academy is hosting action-packed AFL footy camps at Centennial Park, specially designed for kids aged 4–7! These camps are all about fun, learning, and friendship in a safe and supportive environment. Perfect for young players, the program blends footy skill development with creative games and team activities that keep every child engaged and smiling. ✅ Plenty of football action and beginner-friendly skill drills✅ Fun games tailored for younger kids✅ An awesome opportunity to make new footy friends Whether your child is…

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Family Friendly Technology

Has your computer been hacked? Here’s how to tell

As cyber attacks become more sophisticated and widespread, Australians are being urged to pay closer attention to their personal and workplace devices. According to Vidit Sehgal, cyber security expert and CEO of V4 IT, Australia’s leading provider of on-site IT technical support for households and businesses, most people don’t realise they’ve been hacked until the damage is done and by then, it may be too late. “We’re seeing a surge in everyday Australians and small businesses being targeted through phishing, malware and unauthorised access to personal devices,” Sehgal said.  “Your computer doesn’t always flash a red warning when it’s been…

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Moving Homes

Families turning to affordable VanHomes in the backyard to care for ageing parents

Australian families are increasingly opting to place affordable relocatable and expandable homes, such as VanHomes, in their backyard to care for their aging loved ones, rather than resorting to expensive retirement villages.  According to Vito Russo, founder and CEO of VanHomes, VanHomes provide an instant, cost-effective, compassionate alternative for families who want to care for their loved ones while maintaining their independence. “Enquiries from people wanting to purchase relocatable and expandable instant VanHomes for their aging parents have increased significantly over the last 12 months,” Russo said.  “Not only is the cost to get into a village for a basic…

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Health & Wellbeing

Elizabeth Jane: How to stay uplifted when the world feels like it is falling apart

When everything feels chaotic, from global events and personal challenges to emotional overwhelm, it is easy to feel helpless, anxious and flat. But according to Elizabeth Jane, wellbeing and mindfulness keynote speaker, relationships coach and author of the Amazon best seller Free and First – Unlocking Your Ultimate Life, it is possible to stay emotionally strong and mentally uplifted even when the world around you feels unstable. Elizabeth speaks from deep personal experience. After the sudden and traumatic breakdown of her 25-year marriage, she was left shattered, unsure of her identity and uncertain about her future. Yet it was in…

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Events, Free

What to Do in Sydney This June: Top Events, Experiences & Winter Highlights

As the cool winter air settles in, Sydney comes alive in June with a spectacular lineup of events, festivals, and experiences to warm your soul. From the dazzling displays of Vivid Sydney lighting up the city, to cozy pop-up dining spots, cultural celebrations, and family-friendly activities, there’s no shortage of things to do across the Harbour City. Whether you’re a local looking for weekend plans or a visitor exploring Sydney for the first time, June offers the perfect mix of arts, entertainment, food, and outdoor adventure. Here’s your ultimate guide to what’s happening in Sydney this month – and why…

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Environment, School holidays

Winter School Holidays at Centennial Parklands: Nature, Adventure & Creativity for Kids

The winter school holidays are just around the corner, and if you’re looking for ways to keep the kids active, curious, and off screens, Centennial Parklands has you covered. Nestled in the heart of the eastern suburbs, this iconic green space transforms into a wonderland of fun, learning, and nature-based discovery during the school break. With a thoughtfully curated lineup of programs designed to suit a range of ages and interests, there’s something to spark every child’s imagination. From hands-on bushcraft and creative workshops to exciting inflatables and twilight wildlife adventures, it’s the perfect opportunity to wrap the kids up…

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Home Maintenance

Why are Australian homes so poorly insulated?

If you’ve ever wondered why your home feels freezing at night—especially if it was built before the mid-‘90s—you’re not alone. It’s a frustrating paradox: the heater’s was running 2 hours ago, but the rooms turned chilly, the floors feel like ice, and any warmth seems to disappear faster than you can pile on the blankets. So you throw on another jumper, add more blankets, and brace yourself for the shock of the next energy bill. And it’s not your imagination. As cosy as our living rooms look, they often seriously underperform when it comes to insulation. The real questions are:…

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Babies, Events

Huggies Celebrates Skincare for Every Cheek with New Nappy Range and Cheeky Bum Masks for Parents

Huggies is on a mission to care for every bum in Australia, starting with your baby’s, and now yours too. To celebrate the launch of their new skincare-inspired nappy range, Huggies has unveiled a cheeky surprise: Hello Skin, in collaboration with Huggies, launches exclusive Bum Masks for parents, because why shouldn’t parents have skin as smooth as a baby’s bum? Media personality, mum and skincare enthusiast Anna Robards has teamed up with Huggies to help parents feel good about every part of parenting, even the parts we usually keep under wraps. “I love that Huggies is flipping the script on…

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