Randwick

[ rand-wik ]

noun

1. a city in E New South Wales, SE Australia, on Botany Bay and the Pacific Ocean: a suburb of Sydney.

Example Sentences

Watching the match from the Sydney Cricket Ground press box, the Guardian's Kevin Mitchell wrote this line about Johnson: external-link "There are unbackable nags at the nearby Randwick racecourse who are more reliable. Sometimes, he has the demeanour of a haunted artist, Van Gogh without his brushes."

From BBC

Scott Johnson said the conviction on Wednesday of Stanley Bruce Early, 77, for murdering Raymond Keam in a gay hangout in the Sydney suburb of Randwick in 1987 was proof that old cases could be solved.

From Seattle Times

Local Randwick City mayor Dylan Parker said there had been no further sighting of sharks in the area and allowed several beaches to reopen after shutting them on Thursday, including the city’s iconic Bondi beach.

From Reuters

"This has been a complete shock for our community," Dylan Parker, the mayor of Randwick Council which includes Little Bay, told Reuters.

From Reuters

The Randwick city council has closed area beaches for at least 24 hours after the attack.

From Washington Times