Strolling arm in arm in the sunshine singer Brian McFadden and his girlfriend Delta Goodrem looked the picture of contentment as they wandered through the Sydney suburb of Woolloomooloo.

 

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Delta and Brian were taking time out in Sydney on Tuesday. The couple are considering basing themselves in Delta's homeland

 

Casual in jeans and flip-flops, the loved-up duo only had eyes for each other as they explored the popular waterside district. The couple, who celebrated an early Christmas with Brian's family and children in Ireland, jetted into Delta's native Australia to sing a duet at a star-studded carol concert in Melbourne on Christmas Eve. And they're said to be considering making the move Down Under a more permenant affair after spending the last few years living together in New York.

 

"I think it's time I came back home," says Delta, who moved overseas because she felt she'd been over-exposed in Australia. "Everything happened in such a short space of time. It was very busy and very crazy, all within a space of three years," she explains, referring to her Neighbours role, singing success and cancer battle.

 

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The upmarket Sydney suburb of Woolloomooloo is a popular haunt for celebs and tourists alike, and offers luxury accommodation opportunities such as these Fingers Wharf apartments with their enviable view of the harbour

 

If they do decide to base themselves in Oz, the popular songstress and her talented Irish beau may even consider the exclusive suburb through which they were strolling as a potential new home. Existing residents include Hollywood superstar Russell Crowe, who splashed out on a £5 million penthouse on the wharf with spectacular views over Sydney harbour.

 

And the area, which lies just a short walk from the bright lights of Sydney city centre, is becoming increasingly popular for its historic charm and fine dining. Local eateries include Harry's Cafe de Wheels, a local institution whose legendary pies draw people from all over Sydney. The Cafe, which started out selling pies to American sailors during World War II, is a great place to refuel after a night spent exploring the city's numerous bars and clubs.

 

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The manager of Harry's Cafe de Wheels proudly shows off one of the popular local eatery's specialities - pie and mushy peas

 

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As well as famous neighbours, the Woolloomooloo district offers sweeping vistas out over the nearby coastline

Woolloomooloo...what a tongue twister lol

Looks like a nice place. Don't fancy the pie and mushy peas much though :P! :lol:

That place that i'm not going to try and spell is like the 5th avenue or beverlly hills of sydney, Austrailia.....as far as i know it is anyway!

 

Imagine walking down the street and meeting DELTA!!!! I think it just freeze!

Delta is so amazing

The media really need to do their research!! Delta already owns a property in Woolloomooloo :rolleyes: Its looks a really nice place to live though!!

 

And I'm really glad Delta and Brian look so happy!! :D

 

Love,

Kirsty xx