A dream realised:

The multi-million-dollar revamp of the Sydney Opera House reached completion yesterday when the building set sail for the first time, in accordance with the original design intent of its controversial Danish architect Jorn Utzon.
Mr Utzon, now almost 90, was sacked by the NSW government in 1966 following construction delays and disagreements about the Opera House's final design.
The Carr government has spent several million dollars refurbishing the building in line with Utzon's original design principles including the use of workable roof sails.
Mr Utzon was reportedly too frail to travel to Australia to see yesterday's event for himself.