The decorations are already up, and Halloween is in full swing across Sydney.
Halloween is more than a week away, but a look around Sydney’s suburban streets suggests the growing holiday is already in full swing.
As for costumes, shoppers are turning to popular TV shows for inspiration. While last year one of their bestsellers was acostumes”, Salakas said. Wildlife advocates have urged households to be aware of the implications of keeping some types of decorations up for the weeks before October 31. Wispy fake spiderweb material can trap local birds, or create problems for their chicks when they use the synthetic material in their nests.
Dooley said members of the public who saw a bird caught in fake spiderwebs should not try to pull them out – it could break their legs and wings. Instead, cut the bird from the spiderweb before untangling it. This year, there are 26 sponsors involved, as well as a grant– and road closures – from Canada Bay Council. Like many larger Halloween events in Sydney, the Renwick Street trick-or-treat is also raising money for charity, collecting business and attendee donations for disability charity Touched By Olivia.
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