Review: Sydney's original casino still feels fresh and fun
Sydney's original casino may have been overshadowed recently by the new complex at Barangaroo, but it still feels fresh and fun.
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Craig Platt
Craig is one of Australia's most experienced digital editors. He is managing editor of Traveller.com.au having had responsibility for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age’s travel sites and digital products since 2007. With more than 20 years of experience in digital media, Craig is passionate about bringing a unique perspective on travelling to our digital audience, utilising the vast potential of new media.
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