The most populous city in Australia and the state capital of New South Wales, Sydney is a cosmopolitan and international powerhouse with 4.6 million people in its metropolitan area.
An economic, global center
The iconic Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge are modern wonders of the world Sydney's bays, rivers, inlets and beaches, such as the famous Bondi Beach, make the community to be one of the world's great destinations.
Sydney was ranked 7th in Asia and 28th globally in 2010 for economic innovation in the Innovation Cities Top 100 Index. It also consistently ranks among the world's 10 most liveable cities in the world. Others lavish praise on Sydney for being one of the top fashion capitals in the world.
Regardless, Sydney is Australia's most international city with headquarters of most major Australian companies and important offices of global companies located in the area.
Climate
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Humid subtropical
Physical Environment
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Beaches within 25 miles
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City with at least one 50-story building
Culture
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Local professional ballet
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Local film festival
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Major public college in downtown
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Local community theatre
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Local professional symphony
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Fine art museum
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Active club/bar/music scene
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Ethnic restaurants
Politics
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Leaning liberal
Economy
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$$$$$ -- Wow, it's expensive
Recreation
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Year-round fitness swimming center
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Downtown yoga studio
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Public golf course
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Biking, hiking, running trails
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Professional sports
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Casino gaming within 25 miles
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Nearby surfing
Infrastructure
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Safe bike corridors
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International airport
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Lots of downtown living space
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Working farms within 25 miles
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Mixed-use, mixed-income neighborhoods
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Vibrant public transportation system
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Public squares
Health
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University teaching hospital
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Public-assisted (govt.) health insurance
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Emergency medical services within 25 miles
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Community swimming pool
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Community senior center