Two amazing restaurants have just opened in Sydney

Planning a trip to the harbour city this spring? Don't forget to book a table at Oh Boy cafe, which has just reopened with a new look at Sydney's iconic Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool.

There are a number of menus to pick from but our heart is set on the $78 bottomless brunch with delish food (think spaghetti with cuttlefish ragu) and free-flowing mimosas. And if that's not enough, the Boathouse Group has also just opened a new eatery, the Boathouse CYCA, at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia in Sydney's Rushcutters Bay. birdandbear.com.au; theboathousegroup.com.au

Did you know almost one in four travellers (23 per cent) worldwide have accessibility needs? In fact, according to research conducted by Tourism Australia, 20 per cent of Australian adults live with disability or long-term health condition, and 75 per cent of them travel regularly. Tourism and Events Queensland firmly believes travel should be "good' and "easy" for everyone and has just launched a new podcast, Accessed That, exploring what it's really like to travel while living with a disability. Hosted by Oliver Hunter, stand-up comedian living with cerebral palsy, and Paralympic swimmer Karni Liddell, the podcast also aims to educate the tourism industry about the needs of travellers with disability as well as inspire those with accessibility needs to explore the world without constraints.

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