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.

Quay Newsagency is great. It's conveniently located to top up your opal card and phone. As a…read moretourist, I was able to stock up on the essentials whilst I was traveling in Sydney cause they sell everything from cold drinks to sunscreen!!!

If you find yourself looking for a particular newspaper or magazine and can't seem to find it in…read moreany convenience store or newsagency, you needn't worry about where else to go. If you want to read it, Quay Newsagency is sure to have it. It's a one-stop newsagency that stocks a huge selection of newspapers and magazines. Aside from a wide selection of reading materials, this shop also sells cigarettes and snacks of all kinds. Craving for a Snickers Bar to go with today's copy of the Sydney Morning Herald? Go ahead and stop on by! Highly recommended!

Conveniently located in the Kings Cross Plaza about 400 m away from KIngs Cross station. Its a very…read moreclean and well organised newsagency that supplies magazines and cards for birthdays and celebrations. They are not the most out there staff, but they give you the right change back. I've snuck in for some chewing gum or to flick through some new magazines. They have all the European versions of Vogue and Marie Claire and other genre magazines. But their fashion range is really good, being in Kings Cross they have to cater for the crowd.

They have a nice selection of periodicals and greeting cards. The location is great for me because…read moreit is just blocks from my daughter's house. The downside is that the space is so small and cramped that anyone with disabilities would be unable to comfortably shop. I prefer to visit larger news agencies when possible, but this one is great for popping in to pick up the Sydney Morning Herald or a magazine.

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.

These guys are pretty handy they stock more mags then ya sual Newsagency, but not as many as the…read moreKings Cross Newsagency on Darlinghurst. Whats a winner here tho is its easier to get in an out without being offered crack or asked to step into a strip joint. Its a little more relaxed, as I said pretty handy. Andy

The people who run a store; the owners, the staff, these are the people that can make or break your…read moreexperience of that place. If you know the place you shop at is run by good people and they do what they do well, chances are you'll go back. I've lived on and off in Gladesville for a few years now and the people who run the newsagency on the corner are always cheerful, friendly people that remember their customers and do what they do well. They get in the magazines you're after, make sure you get the right travel ten or multi ticket and are always willing to help with your other newsagency queries. The small chit chat you have here with the friendly owners when buying your multi one or newspaper in the morning can often be just what you need to put you in a good mood and off to a good start to the day.

When I think newsagents, I remember the local newsagents from when I was 5 and I'd follow my dad in…read moreto buy lotto tickets whenever the jackpot got big enough. Always dusty old stores with blue carpet and never more than 3 customers, it was always a miracle that they survived just on selling lotto tickets, newspapers and red frogs, because it was always a rare sight to see anyone actually buy one of the exxy magazines or the overpriced stationary. Not that I would have noticed, I was always too busy pining after the lollies and hoping my dad was in a generous mood. No Red Clouds or Warheads here unfortunately, but they have a fantastic choice of magazines befitting it's prime location in the heart of hipsterdom. On its limited shelfspace, Crown St Newsagency has curated a neat collection of glossies ranging from your Who and OK!s to the standard Cosmos, Donna Hays, Smith Journals to the Monocles and Dumbo Feathers you'd be proud to display in the wicker basket at the front of your fixie. Some things never change though - there's still inexplicably never more than 3 people in here.