Sydney Editor
Lucy Cocoran
Lucy Cocoran is the Sydney Editor for Sitchu. With a lifelong love for uncovering the stories and hidden gems that make a city feel like home, she’s cut her teeth across some of Australia’s leading lifestyle media titles. After spending three years living in London, she returned to Sydney with fresh eyes and a renewed appreciation for the city’s ever-evolving food, culture and creative landscape. Now, she spends her days chasing down the best places to eat, drink and explore. When she’s not following the scent of pastries, you’ll find her lost in a fantasy novel, finding zen at Pilates or stopping to smile at every dog she passes.
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Our all-time ride or dies.
The Prettiest Blooms For Delivery Across Sydney
Fresh flowers are a treat we'll never say no to.
What's On This Weekend in Sydney: Our Editor's Top Picks
From markets to sunset sessions, Sydney has got it going on.
The Best Bars in Potts Point for a Memorable Night Out
Small but mighty Potts Point is packed with options.
Winter Who? This Happy Hour Is Slinging $8 Sangria
Good vibes and delicious drinks await.
These Are the Brow Studios We Keep On Speed Dial
Our edit of the best brow studios in Sydney will keep your brows on fleek every day.
You Can Try One of the World’s Best Steaks for $39
Waiting for pay day? Let these bargain bites get you through.
The Best Indian Restaurants You Need to Try ASAP
Prep for a flavoursome journey.
Best Road Trips NSW: Beautiful Drives to Escape the City
The freedom of the road is calling!
Where to Eat, Stay & Play in Colourful Orange
A beautifully rustic, wine-fuelled country escape awaits.
Crushing on a Romantic Getaway? Book One of These
These swoon-worthy romantic getaways in NSW are guaranteed to set hearts aflutter.
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