Streets of Sydney

The More Chillis crew travelled down to the Sutherland Shire in Sydney to examine life in this unique area, where the locals are known for their love of body art, consumption of energy drinks mixed with alcohol and a fear of the unknown.

The More Chillis crew took an Uber to the picturesque Eastern Suburbs to explore one of Sydney's most affluent areas, where locals are characterised by their love of mid-year holidays and talking about their boats. The good life isn't for all the Eastern Suburbs inhabitants, some shirking a life of luxury for less glamorous pursuits.

The More Chillis crew has made their way into Sydney's Inner City. A place defined as much by the plethora of pseudo Silicone Valley wannabes as it is the overall wearing, French Bulldog loving, tattoo clad coffee bean connoisseurs.

The More Chillis crew hopped on the M4 and headed out to Western Sydney, the city’s cultural mixing pot. The only certainty about the West is that you don’t know what to expect. Home of the petrol heads, pokie players and neck tattoos, Western Sydney is the true beating heart of Sydney.

The More Chillis crew ventured out beyond the Spit Bridge to Sydney’s majestic Northern Beaches. Beautiful people with sun kissed skin and bleach blond hair litter ‘The Beaches’ like pingas at their Ramp Party's. Not everyone can live up to this Northern Beaches archetype, and the Chillis took time to talk to some of the misfits who, all too often, fall by the wayside.

This week the More Chillis crew found themselves in Sydney’s mysterious Hills District. Aside from the staunchly religious inhabitants of ‘Australia’s Bible Belt’, little is known about the area or what actually goes on there.

This week the More Chillis crew headed to the North Shore. An area defined by the institutionalised affluence and outdated views of its inhabitants. A recent study revealed there is more chardonnay consumed on the North Shore than anywhere else in the world.

This week the More Chillis crew have rolled into Sydney's Inner West, the City's bleeding heart. Also known as the 'Inner Left' or 'Little Melbourne' - This district thrives on an economy made up of boutique tea, 2nd hand RM Williams boots, oil-based paints and lesbians. Let's have a look.