Seeking Sydney

The notorious bin chicken is met with mixed feelings for Sydney-Siders.

With a beak in the bin and a mangy wing flapping to hold balance, the Australian white ibis has become a cultural mainstay of our city.

Seeking Sydney investigates why there are so many ibis in Sydney.

The differences in accents between Adelaide and Sydney are subtle, but to a keen ear, easily heard.

But what about the rest of Australia? Could you tell the difference between someone in Sydney and someone in Melbourne?

Seeking Sydney this week explores the accent variations.

Every month a cinema in North Sydney puts on a fifteen year-old film described as the “Citizen Kane of bad movies”

Despite the film’s abysmal critical response, hundreds of people turn out to watch it every screening and yell along with every line of cringe worthy dialogue.

So how has The Room, an American film directed by a mysterious figure called Tommy Wiseau, created a cult-following in Sydney?

Do you know where your fruit and veggies come from? Have you ever wondered if it’s

possible to buy produce that’s actually grown right here in Sydney?

Hydroponic farms are dotted all around the Sydney area. These are crops that are grown

without soil and in a glasshouse.

Hey Sydney-Siders, our Seeking Sydney team has answered a new question for you this week.

Does Sydney have a native meal?

Anything come to mind?

Listen in to find out the answer!

This week we answered one of the most exciting questions to date!

Does Sydney have an underground BDSM Culture?

Does it?

Our reporter Monica Samayoa set out to the streets of Sydney to find out more about BDSM and if in fact there is an underground culture.

What did she find out?

Tune in!

Reporter Miles Herbert went out to talk to the Marrickville Aboriginal Community to find out the original name and the importance of the Cooks River.

Sydney, you asked and we answered!

This week Monica Samayoa went out into the Sydney Harbour to investigate how Fort Denison was built on such a tiny island.

What did she uncover?

There is a lot of history to tell in that tiny island.

Tune in!

This week for our Seeking Sydney Segment we answer Lauren’s question about Aboriginal language and culture.

Reporter Monica Samayoa speaks with different people from different Aboriginal cultures to get answers about where can we learn more about Aboriginal culture and where to go to learn a new language.

This is our first official voted in question sent in by Jonathon Troy from Canberra!

"As an ex-Sydney Sider, how are low income people getting by with high housing costs? Has there been an increase in people leaving?"

Our reporter Monica Samayoa set out to the streets of Sydney to talk to locals to investigate if people are leaving Sydney, how are they managing their budgets, commutes and well, life!