What country is Sydney?

Sydney, located on the southeast coast of Australia, is the capital of New South Wales, Australia, and the largest and most populous city in Australia. The coordinates of the city center are 33 51' south latitude and 151 12' east longitude.

Sydney has a highly developed financial industry, manufacturing industry and tourism. Among them, the headquarters of the world's top multinational companies and domestic and foreign financial institutions are rooted in Sydney.

At the same time, Sydney is also home to the Australian Stock Exchange, Reserve Bank of Australia and Twentieth Century Fox Studio in the United States. Sydney is also the host city of many important international sports events, including the 1938 Commonwealth Games, the 2 Sydney Olympic Games and the 23 World Cup rugby match.

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There are many entertainment groups in Sydney, such as the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, the Sydney Theatre Company and the Sydney Dance Company. Sydney also holds annual cultural events, such as the Archebold Award, a competition organized by the New South Wales Museum of Art, and the Sydney Festival, a celebration of music, theater and visual arts held in early January every year.

There are two main daily newspapers in Sydney: Sydney Morning Herald is a center-left newspaper and a chronicle newspaper covering a large number of domestic and foreign news, culture and business; It is also the oldest newspaper in Australia, and has been published regularly since 1831.

The Daily Telegraph is a tabloid with far-right populism, which is owned by news companies. Both newspapers have corresponding small newspapers published on Sunday, namely Sun—Herald and Sunday Telegraph.