Sydney's new one-of-a-kind leisure and entertainment venue, The Star, was unveiled during a glittering ceremony on Thursday, Septembe. The Star Casino is Sydney’s premier luxury gaming venue, featuring over 100,000 sqm of card and dice games, gaming machines and more spread over two levels. One of the venue’s most exciting features is the Stadium - a gigantic 15 x 3.5 metre mega screen that casts blackjack and roulette dealers while they deal your cards and roll the dice.
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The Star is located in the inner-city of Pyrmont and is easily accessible via public transport, taxi or car with ample parking nearby.
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No matter what your idea of fun is, chances are you’ll find it at the Star.
This massive entertainment centre in Darling Harbour is home to some of Sydney’s most acclaimed restaurants and bars, the only hotel in Australia to be awarded a Forbes five-star rating, a $100 million event centre, the second biggest casino in the country and a luxury spa. Not a bad line up, huh? The Star Casino The Star Casino is Sydney’s premier luxury gaming venue, featuring over 100,000 sqm of card and dice games, gaming machines and more spread over two levels. One of the venue’s most exciting features is the Stadium - a gigantic 15 x 3.5 metre mega screen that casts blackjack and roulette dealers while they deal your cards and roll the dice. We guarantee this is the biggest game you’ve ever played! Eat and drink at The Star If you’re hungry (or thirsty), the Star is the best place to be in Sydney. The stacked line up of restaurants and bars here includes Momofuku Seiobo, a David Chang eatery serving fiery Carribean cuisine with a fine dining twist that’s been recognised as one of the best places to eat in Australia ever since it opened. You’ll also find elegantly prepared sustainable seafood at Flying Fish, premium steaks and cocktails at Black Bar and Grill and an intriguing fusion of Sydney and Japanese cuisine at Sokyo. If you’re looking for a big night, head to Marquee, a superclub that regularly hosts some of Australia and the world’s best DJ talent. To catch the big game, head to 24/7 Sports Bar, a buzzing venue stacked with 50 LCD TVs and a massive 34 m2 mega screen. Stay at The Star There are three unique luxury hotels and residences at The Star Sydney, each offering all the amenity, comfort and class you could ever want. The Darling is a glamorous boutique hotel, the only place in the country to receive a Forbes Five Star ranking. The Star Grand offers timeless opulence with sweeping views over the Harbour, while The Star Grand Residences offer stylishly designed serviced apartments ideal for longer stays.
FREE Parking when dining at The Star
Enjoy free parking every day when you spend $50 or more in one transaction in the following restaurants:
BLACK Bar & Grill, Flying Fish, Sokyo and Momofuku.
Offer ends on 30 September 2020. Excludes valet parking. Subject to car park availability and venue operating hours. Payment must be made either by cash, by debit or credit card.
As restrictions ease and pubs and clubs open in a limited state around parts of Australia, what will the future of restaurants look like after COVID-19?...
As restrictions ease and pubs and clubs open in a limited state around parts of Australia, what will the future of restaurants look like after COVID-19?
Sydney restaurant Sokyo, at The Star, was the first high-end venue to re-open in NSW. Source: Matrix NewsSource:Matrix Media Group
People are flocking back to pubs, cafes, beaches and dining venues after coronavirus lockdown restrictions eased in various parts of the country today.
Pubs reopened in Darwin as the Northern Territory moved to stage two restrictions. This means Territorians can head to a watering hole for up to two hours at a time and drink alcohol so long as they have a meal and practice social distancing. Doors opened at midday today.
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Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner was one of the first to pull a pint at Darwin’s Cavenagh Hotel.
Police have said punters were being responsible.
“People are very conscious about not being the one to ruin it,” Senior Constable Megan Duncan who was patrolling Darwin’s CBD told the
NT News.
Chief Minister Michael Gunner pours a schooner with owner Paul Palmer at The Cavenagh Hotel. Picture GLENN CAMPBELLSource:News Corp Australia
Leanne Krostiiansen pours the first beer at Shenanigans. Picture GLENN CAMPBELLSource:News Corp Australia
Cheers me beers.Source:News Corp Australia
Aiden Lochert and Dave Grady at the Hotel Darwin after coronavirus restrictions were lifted.Source:News Corp Australia
In New South Wales, some bars and restaurants were allowed to reopen from midnight – but restrictions are somewhat tougher than the NT. Only 10 people are allowed in a pub at any one time and that could be even lesser for smaller venues. They also need to have a meal.
Award-winning Japanese restaurant Sokyo at The Star Sydney casino became the first high-end restaurant in Australia to open its doors with an invite-only event starting at 12.01am.
The 10 guests for the ‘opening night’ at Sokyo included Destination NSW CEO Steve Cox, Sydney City Councillor Christine Forster, former rugby league player Craig Wing and former NRL star and media personality, Beau Ryan.
Craig Wing dines at Sokyo’s first midnight sitting. Picture: Matrix NewsSource:Matrix Media Group
Councillor Christine Forster. Picture: Matrix NewsSource:Matrix Media Group
Diners enjoyed the award-winning Japanese dishes. Picture: Matrix NewsSource:Matrix Media Group
Beau Ryan also joined the midnight diners. Picture: Matrix NewsSource:Matrix Media Group
Craig Wing with his model wife Johanna Chow Chuen. Picture: Matrix NewsSource:Matrix Media Group
During her regular morning update, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said Friday there had been eight new cases of the coronavirus, the highest number of cases in more than a week.
However, this was from 12,200 tests in the 24 hours to 8pm Thursday, taking the state’s total to 3071. Seven people are in intensive care.
Ms Berejiklian said five of the eight new cases had been from known sources, with three of the cases involving people in quarantine in NSW.
“The remaining three were community transmission but from existing hot spots,” she said.
“One from Bondi Waverley and one from Penrith so we are asking people in those communities to come forward and get tested.”
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Crowds flock to Bondi Beach on Friday and brave the cold as lockdown restrictions ease. Picture: www.matrixnews.com.auSource:Matrix Media Group
People at Sydney's Bondi Beach on Friday.Source:Matrix Media Group
Crowds flock to Bondi Beach and brave the cold as lockdown restrictions ease. Picture: www.matrixnews.com.auSource:Matrix Media Group
Crowds flock to Bondi Beach and brave the cold as lockdown restrictions ease. Picture: www.matrixnews.com.auSource:Matrix Media Group
Ms Berejiklian said the fact that 12,200 people had come forward and got tested was outstanding, and this needed to continue.
“As restrictions are eased today, please come forward and get tested, that’s the only way in which we are going to manage easing restrictions and being able to control the virus,” she said.
Ms Berejiklian stressed people needed to continue exercising social distancing when they were out, washing their hands and not touching surfaces.
“I know some may even have already started enjoying the new freedoms that come with easing restrictions today but that also comes with personal responsibility and I can’t stress that enough,” she said.
“Easing restrictions have failed in so many places around the world and I don’t want that to happen in New South Wales.
Cafes and restaurants are back in business in Kings Cross and Potts Point. Picture: Matrix NewsSource:Matrix
People line up to dine-in cafes in Bondi.Source:Matrix
Patrons enjoying a coffee as cafes re-open in Kings Cross and Potts Point.Source:Matrix
People crowd outside a Bondi cafe.Source:Matrix
“I want people to have personal responsibility for the way we respond, let’s do our part in keeping everybody safe so that we can keep moving forward so that we never go backwards, that is really critical.”
NSW residents are allowed to go to pubs, clubs, restaurants, cafes and places of worship from today.
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Outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people are permitted from Friday and up to five people, including children, can visit households.
Religious gatherings and places of worship can welcome up to 10 people while restaurants and cafes can have up to 10 patrons as long as they maintain social distancing.
Ten guests are allowed at weddings, up to 20 at indoor funerals and up to 30 at outdoor funerals.
Outdoor equipment including gyms and playgrounds can be used with caution, with people encouraged to wipe down the equipment, and outdoor pools are open with restrictions.
Randwick City Council will reopen all of its beaches for recreation from Friday, including Clovelly, Coogee and Maroubra, as well as some ocean pools.
“Really, the way we move forward now is up to us,” Ms Berejiklian said. “(Social distancing) will be part of our lives until there is a vaccine or cure, we just have to accept that. But we can appreciate our time staying at home in the main has made us all appreciate what matters most.”
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Sydney's playgrounds reopened today, just in time for Gabrielle's 1st birthday, pictured with father Luc at Rushcutters Bay, Sydney. Picture: Matrix MediaSource:Matrix
People have been advised to wipe down equipment.Source:Matrix
A young girl enjoys being back at the park in Rushcutters Bay.Source:Matrix
In the Northern Territory, restaurants, cafes, bars will be allowed from to reopen from noon if they serve food but activities are limited to two hours.
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The territory will allow non-contact sports can resume, with indoor activities allowed under a two-hour time limit; beauty salons, gyms, libraries and places of religious worship can open their doors; and art galleries, museums, public memorials, public historic sites, zoos and wildlife facilities are allowed to reopen.