International Towers

🎨 First Nations art, culture and creativity come together at Barangaroo this July. The National Indigenous Art Fair 2026 returns to The Cutaway from 3–5 July, bringing together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, performers and community-owned art centres from across Australia.

Coinciding with NAIDOC Week, the Fair will showcase First Nations art, live performances, contemporary Indigenous fashion and cultural storytelling with 100% of artwork sales going directly back to participating art centres.

📅 When: Friday 3 July – Sunday 5 July 2026
📍 Where: The Cutaway, Barangaroo

National Indigenous Art Fair International Towers is proud to continue its support of the Reconciliation NSW Schools Reconciliation Challenge for its seventh year, an annual art and writing program that invites young people across NSW and the ACT to reflect on what reconciliation means to them through creative expression.

Declan Edwards, happiness researcher, speaker and founder of BU Happiness College, joins Cookie for the next Cuppa conversation to explore why happiness is not just a feeling, but a skill we can learn and practise.
When: 17 June 2026, 12:00 pm AEST

Drawing on positive psychology and research-backed insights, Declan shares how small habits, mindsets and behaviours can help people build lasting wellbeing, reduce burnout and thrive, even in challenging times.

For leaders, teams and anyone navigating pressure or change, this is a conversation about creating healthier, more connected and more human-centred ways to live and work.
https://hubs.li/Q04lmGWd0

Why Happiness Is a Skill We Must Learn In this inspiring conversation, joins Cuppa.tv to explore why happiness is both a science and a skillset, and why it has never been more important for individuals, teams, and communities to actively practise it.

A fond farewell to Malcolm Nixon.✨ After nearly 47 years in the workforce, and more than a decade helping shape the International Towers community, our Head of Partnerships, Malcolm Nixon, is retiring.

Since before our doors opened in 2015, Malcolm has cared for our tenant partners, championed meaningful experiences, and helped build the strong sense of connection that defines our precinct.

Malcolm once shared that his goal has always been to “leave a place better than you found it” by adding something meaningful to the community.

Help us show Malcolm that he has achieved exactly that. Share your fond memories, messages or experiences with him below. 💛

Thank you, Malcolm. 👏

A fond farewell to our Head of Partnerships, Malcolm Nixon. Malcolm Nixon, Head of Partnerships at International Towers, has been with us since before we opened the doors in 2015, caring for and collaborating with our tenant partners, curating experiences and building relationships which are the foundation of our wonderful community.

Tomorrow is the day to spin to win this . ☕♻️ Join us as we partner with Borrow by Huskee to celebrate A Year of Borrow and reward those helping make reuse an everyday choice across the precinct.

Drop by on Tuesday, 16 June, from 8am to 1pm at Tower 3, South Lobby. Simply borrow through the Borrow by Huskee app, show your cup and spin the wheel for a chance to win.
Prizes include:
☕ 200 coffee cards
🎁 5 x $50 vouchers to spend with selected Barangaroo retailers
🌱 HuskeeCups, lollies and more

Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q04l8n4j0

How are you choosing to refill, reuse or reduce single-use waste? Tell us in the comments below. 👇

What if nature was not something separate from us, but part of how we live, work and build for the future? 🌿

In this Cuppa episode, Jo Taranto sits down with Professor Sarah Bekessy, Lead Councillor of the Biodiversity Council and Industry Laureate Professor at the University of Melbourne, for a hopeful conversation on biodiversity, human behaviour and the role our cities can play in reconnecting people with nature.

Together, they explore why biodiversity loss affects more than wildlife, how nature positive communities can support wellbeing, and the practical actions already helping protect Australia’s unique ecosystems.

Watch the conversation and discover one small way you can help protect the natural world around you. ☕️

Cuppa for a Cause The National Reconciliation Week theme for 2024, Now More Than Ever, is a reminder to all of us that no matter what, the fight for justice and the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will —and must —continue.

Celebrate the year’s hard work at The Streets of Barangaroo, with harbourside dining, team lunches, after-work drinks and exclusive EOFY offers across some of Sydney’s favourite venues.

From curated group menus and cocktails on arrival to shared feasts, masterclasses and waterfront catch-ups, there’s something for every team and every occasion 🥂

Make the most of moments together at Barangaroo.

Explore the latest offers:

End of Financial Year Celebrations Barangaroo is turning up the glow for Vivid Sydney 2026. From laser-lit waterfronts to fiery food theatrics on Stargazer Lawn, discover a festival hotspot where light, flavour and creativity collide.

On 16 June, we’re marking World Refill Day in partnership with Borrow by Huskee, encouraging our community to choose reuse and help reduce single-use waste across the precinct. 🌏♻️

Borrow through the app on the day, show your confirmation screen and spin the wheel in the Tower 3 South Lobby for a chance to win free coffee vouchers, HuskeeCups, lollies or one of five $50 vouchers to spend with local Barangaroo retailers.

📅 When: 16 June 2026, 8am to 1pm
📍 Where: Tower 3, South Lobby

Prizes are available for immediate redemption and will be given away on a first come, first served basis.

Borrow, spin and be rewarded for choosing reuse. 💚

Spin to win this World Refill Day Join us in the Tower 3 South Lobby on Thursday 28 May for a special ReLove and ReStory pop-up event, bringing together conscious retail, community impact and a raffle supporting two meaningful organisations.