Darling harbour - a city in staff the New Southern Wales near to Sydney. It is named in honour of lieutenant general Ralfa of Darling who with 1825 for 1831 was the governor of the New Southern Wales. Originally the city represented a part of trading port of Sydney. During Great Depression east part Darling harbour became known as Hungry Mile, referring to the workers searching for workplaces on moorings. In 1980 the city has been considerably reconstructed and has started to develop as a tourist resort. The city develops and now.