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What are the coronavirus restrictions for Mardi Gras? At the SCG, floats will not be permitted with parade entries limited to groups of 40. The venues will also be capped at 75 per cent capacity with roughly 33,000 people expected to attend. All attendees will have to undergo temperature checks on the way into the venue and social distancing marshals will be monitoring crowds for social distancing. Performers backstage will also be required to wear a mask as will anyone taking public transport to and from the event. Elsewhere around Sydney, private gathering caps remain at 50 people and restr...

JCDecaux creates wig installation for Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras March 4, 2021 9:54 JCDecaux has installed a large wig on a panel on Sydney’s Oxford Street, the traditional home of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. The announcement: Although the annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras might look a little different this year, the event aims to be as characteristically fabulous as its previous iterations and in partnership with JCDecaux will be paying homage to its spiritual home of Oxford Street with a campaign designed to continue bringing the sparkle to Sydney. Honouring the wond...

Organisers of the social justice organisation, Pride in Protest say they will march down Oxford street this Saturday, regardless of restrictions.

Pride in Protest to go ahead with march despite police opposition Police will oppose the Mardi Gras protest in line with current NSW public health orders March 2, 2021 Activist group Pride in Protest have vowed to go ahead with Saturday’s planned Mardi Gras protest march despite formal opposition from NSW Police. NSW Police will oppose the Mardi Gras protest in line with current NSW public health orders. Under the present restrictions, political gatherings are limited to 500 people. At a press conference this morning, Pride in Protest criticised the police’s decision to as unconstructive ...

 One motorist fined every 4.8 minutes on average at Oxford St, Darlinghurst  Combined red light and speed camera raised $1.5 million in September 300 drivers per day flashed after speed limit reduced from 50km/h to 40km/h   Motorists confused, annoyed by random speed change over parts of Oxford St 'Perhaps the chancellor should just decree that driving is a crime': angry driver