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See also: Architecture of Sydney, List of heritage houses in Sydney, and List of tallest buildings in Sydney Sydney (Observatory Hill): highest temperatures". Bureau of Meteorology . Retrieved 23 September 2023.

a b Irvine, Jessica (2008). "Another shot at making city a finance hub". The Sydney Morning Herald . Retrieved 26 July 2014.

Torok, S. and Nicholls, N. 1996. A historical annual temperature dataset for Australia. Aust. Met. Mag., 45, 251–60. Cities of opportunity" (PDF). PricewaterhouseCoopers. 2012. Archived from the original (PDF) on 10 February 2013 . Retrieved 21 July 2014. The Sydney International tennis tournament is held here at the beginning of each year as the warm-up for the Grand Slam in Melbourne. Two of the most successful tennis players in history ( Ken Rosewall and Todd Woodbridge) were born in and live in the city. Sydney Metro, a driverless rapid transit system separate from the suburban commuter network, commenced operation in May 2019 and will be extended into the city and down southwest by 2024 and through the inner west to Parramatta by 2030. [439] [440] It currently serves 13 stations. A line to serve the greater west is planned for 2026 and will include a station for the second international airport. The Northern Suburbs include several landmarks – Macquarie University, Gladesville Bridge, Ryde Bridge, Macquarie Centre and Curzon Hall in Marsfield. This area includes suburbs in the local government areas of Hornsby Shire, City of Ryde, the Municipality of Hunter's Hill and parts of the City of Parramatta.The Inner West generally includes the Inner West Council, Municipality of Burwood, Municipality of Strathfield, and City of Canada Bay. These span up to about 11km west of the CBD. Historically, especially prior to the building of the Harbour Bridge, [175] the outer suburbs of the Inner West such as Strathfield were the location of "country" estates for the colony's elites. By contrast, the inner suburbs in the Inner West, being close to transport and industry, have historically housed working-class industrial workers. These areas have undergone gentrification in the late 20th century, and many parts are now highly valued residential suburbs. [176] As of 2021, an Inner West suburb (Strathfield) remained one of the 20 most expensive postcodes in Australia by median house price (the others were all in metropolitan Sydney, all in Northern Sydney or the Eastern Suburbs). [177] The University of Sydney is located in this area, as well as the University of Technology, Sydney and a campus of the Australian Catholic University. The Anzac Bridge spans Johnstons Bay and connects Rozelle to Pyrmont and the city, forming part of the Western Distributor. a b c "Climate statistics for Australian locations". Bureau of Meteorology . Retrieved 15 November 2013.