The Asian lady who runs this place is a hummingbird of a woman and is exhausting to watch. It would…read moreappear that all of her interactions are hurried and a little harried. I've made requests for magazines that she doesn't stock on a couple of occasions now, not that I'm trying to test her, but it seem she thinks so. The response is nearly always along the lines of 'why would you ask me for that, who even reads that' - at least that's what the non-verbal communication would suggest. Meh.

Jenny is such a beautiful happy, warm, outgoing, welcoming person. She is the hub of this little…read morecommunity. People warm to her genuineness and special spirited nature. She acknowledges each one by name with a joyous and very happy smile and a warm individualised greeting for each person. She is most attentive to her customers and will do whatever she can to meet any needs and requests if she is able. She is so respectful and with her smile she connects with you with that delightful twinkle in her eyes. She beautifully, in her long and often demanding day, continuously on her feet, is amazing. I"m confidant people feel uplifted from a visit to her newsagency; as every encounter I've observed and experienced comes from a space and place of delight and love. Oh that we could have more Jennys in our world. Carmel

Sydney Sun is an online newspaper, or they call it an eNewspaper, which has the look and feel of a…read morenewspaper but is purely digital. The name Sydney Sun is taken from an actual newspaper which began in 1910. Have given it 5 stars because it has a good range of local news and because unlike the Sydney Morning Herald and Daily Telegraph you don't have to register or pay to access the site.

I really love my local newsagency. For a small store they have quite a lot in it without being…read moremessy or appearing crammed. They have the mags I like - Frankie, Yen, Web Designer, Wallpaper as well as all the glossies, sports and family magazines and newspapers. But they also have things like super glue, sparklers, A3 coloured card, files, street maps, birthday candles and icecream. If you run out of bread, milk or Tim Tams this week shop will have you covered when the markets are closed. My only issue is the three stairs up to get in her as I often have a pram with me. Not a big deal but would be easier without them. The staff are very kind and friendly.

GHB's project has driven his mum round the twist. Water conservation involving power points,…read moreinventing an app, experiments and finally an A3 poster. Two months of cajolling someone who would really rather be on his trampoline or on the footy field or in front of a computer game. The poster is an unmitigated pain, he's done it on a MacBook Air. We've tried three different printing places and one massive joint where Officework ...ers go. No luck - wrong format , need a different USB, cant format on a PC - do we have a PC at home. In desperation I get on the net. Someone suggests I speak with Paul at Cloud Print Creative. "Easy" he says "just email it to me." Half an hour later I'm trying to find his office in an industrial complex in Chatswood. Once located Paul hands over three beatifully printed posters on quality stiff paper. He's at work on his own, printing machines everywhere all super high tech stuff. And a bag of golf sticks leaning against a desk. Cool. " Whats the damage?" I ask, in a full crouch having already calculated how fast I can sprint to the car. "Dont worry about it mate - such a small job" When I get I get home I have a very happy son and a hugely relieved wife. Got on the net and checked these guys out. Turns out they are big, contracts with Hamilton Island, Kawasaki, those massive posters you see at the airport - these guys made them. What if, every time you had a problem there was someone like Paul that happily helped and made your day easy and fun. Do you want to know what I love about Yelp? Well I'm going to tell you anyway. It gives us a voice. I get a chance, however small, to say thanks for a good deed and to give these guys an honest rap. Hopefully theres a gazillionaire out there who needs a gigantic printing job - give it to Cloud Print Creative.

Just had our business cards and marketing martial printed by Christian and the guys. Great job, on…read moretime and comptetive price.

For Newington, this is a pretty well-stocked newsagent. They have facilities to top up your Opal…read morecard and off and have special stands with cards on occasions like Mother's Day, etc. they have good opening hours to, and also accept parcels on the ParcelPoint system. However, the staff are quite unfriendly and are not proactively helpful.

Strategically situated Newsagency for the rush hour walk to the local train station. It's small &…read morehumble but fulfills all your basic Newsagency needs & then some. Opal top ups, energy drinks, water, media publications to suit every reader, all your stationary needs, last minute work mate's birthday cards, snacks & they go gang busters on selling hope for all you optimists wanting a piece of the lotto pot. All this with super smiley, quick & efficient service.

Urban News is the place to go for great reading from international magazines to local newspapers…read moreand a countless number of magazines from across the globe. In addition to these, you can also have your pick of everyday essentials from bus tickets to lotto tickets, and from food to dry-cleaning. You get all the conveniences of a convenience store within the new and improved Darling Quarter. Great children's gifts and a wide selection of creative cards are also offered by Urban News. It's a one-stop shop for most of your everyday needs, conveniently within Sydney's newest and largest free playground. I highly recommend that you visit it!

Not an extensive magazine selection. No international magazines, though they did have one bridal…read moremagazine from Queensland. The layout is cute, but the stationery section is sparse. There does seem to be a good variety of cards.

Often I'll get to the bus stop on Marion Street near Elswick only to discover that I don't have a…read moreticket and so I'll hastily run up to the Leichhardt Newsagency and procure one as quickly as possible. The Leichhardt Newsagency is a small shop, but full of a wide selection of magazines and newspapers. They sell all the things that you would expect to buy in a newsagent and the women behind the counter is always very friendly and always tells me to have a good day. Once I went there and they were out of tickets, which was an issue, but I've been there at least ten times since and that late delivery of tickets never rehashed itself, so I think that was the rarest of occasions.