The section is genuinely complete this time
Time zone & daylight saving, drone & photography laws, short-term rental rules, and the working holiday visa guide are now translated into Indonesian, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese. That's all 21 articles in the practical info section, in all three languages, alongside English.
Being careful with that claim this time
A few updates ago we announced this section "fully translated" when it genuinely wasn't — we'd miscounted the total and overstated progress. Before writing this post, we counted the actual files on disk against the actual claim: 21 English articles, 21 translated into each of the three languages, verified with a script rather than a running tally in our heads. It's correct this time.
What this means
Someone planning an entire Sydney trip in Indonesian, Chinese, or Japanese can now read our complete take on every logistical question this site covers — visas, transport, money, safety, timing, packing, accessibility, connectivity, airport arrival, holidays, car rental, opening hours, solo travel, slang, kids, insurance, time zones, drones, short-term rentals, and working holidays — without switching to English once.
What's next
Neighbourhood and things-to-do guides are next, starting with the highest-traffic pages: The Rocks, the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, and Bondi. Food & drink and day trips will follow. The other thirteen languages on our roadmap remain queued behind these three, starting from this same practical-info-first foundation.
Thanks for following this section from a single homepage to fully translated — get in touch with what you'd like to see prioritised next.
