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There’s a great Italian energy to these new Melbourne restaurants, cafes, bars and delis

by on November 21, 2022 0

It’s only been four months since we last published a wrap of new Italian restaurant openings. But Melbourne’s love affair with all things Italian blazes (and on and on). Since then, we’ve welcomed 10 great new openings, so read on for our roundup. Nona’s houseNorth Fitzroy A Melburnian has converted his nonna’s Fitzroy North...

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St Kilda’s Stokehouse will replace Pontoon with a casual Mediterranean restaurant in time for summer

by on October 31, 2022 0

Pontoon, the seafront venue on the ground floor of Stokehouse, will soon be relaunched as Stokehouse Pasta & Bar, a year-round offering for casual coastal dining. “We are uniting two teams under the Stokehouse banner to create one strong team,” said Chief Executive Jason Staudt. “It’s the return to simple hospitality with correct, good,...

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Night of wine and friends

by on October 30, 2022 0

The Halliday Wine Companion Awards are finally back. Gastronomic and oenological advice with Wine Bill After a two-year hiatus, the 2023 Halliday Wine Companion Awards have finally returned – and what a night it was. Held at Melbourne’s Stokehouse Restaurant, overlooking St Kilda Beach, attendees were able to mingle, greet old wine friends and...

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Federation Square, the new heart of Melbourne

by on October 24, 2022 0

New Year’s Eve celebrations at Federation Square in 2002.Credit:Vince Caligiuri Mark Prentice, who managed the project for Multiplex Constructions, says: “This is not your typical simple commercial project. It is a monument. Nothing here is designed to be functional, it’s designed for looks and feel. At first, Victor Perton hated him. Today, the Liberals’...

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The most popular delivery options in Melbourne

by on October 8, 2022 0

The city’s sweetest beaks live in Abbotsford, where the No. 1 category was desserts. .Credit:Matt Golding “This data shows the breadth of international kitchens our customers demand,” said Rebecca Burrows, Managing Director of DoorDash Australia. “DoorDash is proud to support our local restaurants and shine a light on their offerings and commitment to serving...

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Akwaaba Reviews St Kilda Reviews 2022

by on September 30, 2022 0

Address 1 29 Fitzroy Street st kilda, CIV 3182 See the map Opening hours Lunch Thurs-Sun; dinner Wed-Sun Features BYO, Groups Payments eftpos, Visa, Mastercard Call 03 7067 7600 Have you had foufou recently? Banku or kenkey? If you’re Ghanaian, you know those soft, teary dough balls. But if you’re unfamiliar with West African...

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What to expect at Aurora, the Mornington Peninsula’s new sultry spa and bath, opening next month

by on September 20, 2022 0

First came the gigantic new public bar and beer garden. Then it was famed Melbourne chef Scott Pickett’s first regional fine-dining restaurant, Audrey’s, as well as the lavish late-night barlow. And what followed was an extravagant Intercontinental hotel. The final piece of the puzzle at Conti in Sorrento, on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, is Aurora...

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Best island hotels in Scotland: Here are 13 of the best Scottish island hotels to stay on 13 different Scottish islands according to online reviews

by on September 14, 2022 0

There are over 900 islands off the coast of Scotland, 88 of which are populated – with around 50% of those with fewer than 100 people living there. Containing everything from picture-perfect white sand beaches and jagged mountain ranges, to pristine lochs and some of the finest wildlife Scotland has to offer, each island...

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Across the Gap: Onslow x Stokehouse

by on September 13, 2022 0

Acclaimed New Zealand chef and restaurateur Josh Emett travels across Tasmania to cook dishes from his Auckland restaurant – including crayfish eclair and burnt butter salmon – at St Kilda’s Pillar. One of New Zealand’s hottest chefs is coming to Melbourne for just one day. Josh Emett – of Auckland’s Onslow and The Oyster...

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Crowds gathered in Melbourne this morning to give the legendary Archie Roach an emotional farewell

by on August 22, 2022 0

DISCLAIMER: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains an image of a deceased person. Archie Roach passed away on July 30, 2022 and his family granted permission to use his name and likeness. At 9.20am today a roaring motorcade of Harley Davidsons descended on Smith Street in Fitzroy. ‘The...

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Read our opinion on Small Price

by on August 16, 2022 0

The refurbishment of The Hotel des Princes was a four-year labor of love, and Little Prince Wine — part bottle shop, part wine bar — was the latest jewel in the crown. The hybrid hangout has quickly carved out a niche for midweek dining, last-minute wine runs and underground feasting all the way. Although...

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Wild Winter 2022 | Melbourne City List

by on August 11, 2022 0

The Otways will be alive with live music, performances and food for the next two weekends as part of the WinterWilds Festival. Previously described as “dark, wild and a bit dirty”, this dark arts festival is the perfect way to celebrate the end of winter. We’ve compiled a list of 10 hedonistic events, concerts...

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The 2022 block location explainer: Where is the tree change season? Everything you need to know about Gisborne South in the Macedon Ranges, Victoria

by on August 9, 2022 0

The Block 2022 is currently in full swing, and in a first season the show ditched city life in favor of a tree shift to beautiful Gisborne South in Victoria’s Macedon Ranges. Teams Ankur and Sharon, Dylan and Jenny, Omar and Oz, Tom and Sarah-Jane, and newbies Rachel and Ryan each build a huge...

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Who will buy The Oaks Hotel Neutral Bay? Laundy family, Rich Listers, fund managers among potential buyers of Sydney pub for sale

by on August 5, 2022 0

Regarding The Oaks and other big-ticket hotel deals, Musca says these properties and businesses have benefited from decades of planning, licensing, gaming and capacity approvals in prime locations it would be nearly impossible to replicate as new developments. “Basically, the best hotels in the best locations are just going to enjoy perpetual, unfettered profit...

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Docklands resurrect

by on August 2, 2022 0

After its two-year hiatus due to COVID, Firelight Festival returned to Docklands to resounding success last month with record crowds eclipsing the numbers most recently seen in 2019. Beginning Friday July 1 on a picture-perfect Melbourne winter night, the neighborhood buzzed from NewQuay to Victoria Harbor as fire twirls, roving performers, musicians and light...

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Construction has begun on the Preston apartment development, Oak on High

by on July 26, 2022 0

Construction has begun on the Preston, Oak on High apartment project. Developed by M Property, the project is inspired by the heritage of the sites, combined with a modern and futuristic avant-garde design. ‘This is a first-class neighborhood that will enrich, enliven and complement Preston’s existing scene,’ notes developer M Property. Straddling the outskirts...

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Port Phillip Council gives green light to controversial development planned for St Kilda Marina

by on July 21, 2022 0

Modifications to the original proposed by the tenant, including a helipad.Credit:City of Port Phillip Councilwoman Rhonda Clark said she had no problem with the helipad. “We have many examples of this in Victoria. No one has a problem with a being in Yarra River…it’s really not that drastic,” she said. The caveats included in...

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Cucina Povera Vino Vera bar opens in Melbourne CBD; restaurant available soon

by on June 20, 2022 0

Maurice Terzini’s highly anticipated return to Melbourne restaurants draws closer this week, with the opening tomorrow of the bar at Cucina Povera Vino Vera, his CBD venture with chef Joseph Vargetto. Before opening for full service the following week, they’ll be offering a concise bar menu in what Vargetto describes as “Cucina piccola.” The...

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Details on Steven May’s fight with Jake Melksham, drinking behavior, alcohol, investigation, Entrecote, Caroline Wilson report, Melbourne Demons

by on June 16, 2022 0

Demons star Steven May allegedly confessed ‘how badly he behaves’ while drinking alcohol in the fallout from the AFL investigation into his fight with teammate Jake Melksham, according to veteran reporter Caroline Wilson. The league confirmed on Wednesday evening that it had concluded its investigation into the incident at the Melbourne restaurant Entrecote on...

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A ‘Music Box’ house, the reconstruction of an iconic theater and a restaurant inspired by Blade Runner 2049 are on the shortlist of the Victorian Architecture Awards

by on May 31, 2022 0

When smoke billowed from Carlton’s iconic La Mama Theater in 2018, it felt like Melbourne had stopped for a minute, grappling with the monumental cultural loss. The building was virtually destroyed by fire. But four years and a pandemic later, La Mama is rising from the ashes. The old print works have been redesigned...

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America and Guns: The Culture Runs Deep

by on May 27, 2022 0

Horse SanctuaryIt looks like Racing Victoria has pots of cash to splash on land three times the size of Flemington Racecourse for its ″⁣Project X″⁣ development (″⁣Racing plans new hub with land purchase″⁣, 27/5). To enhance its horse welfare image, a better use of the land would be a horse sanctuary – called ″⁣Project...

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Melbourne restaurateur receives no applications despite offering $13,000 to backpackers

by on May 16, 2022 0

Melbourne’s reputation as the “world’s most locked-down city” during the COVID-19 pandemic is coming back to bite, with backpackers refusing to move to the formerly popular destination. The snub by overseas workers is contributing to serious staff shortages at hospitality venues across the city, with waiters, chefs and bartenders in hot demand. Watch the...

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Editorial and social media internship

by on May 12, 2022 0

Do you live, love and breathe everything related to food, drink, events, art and culture? Are you a creative writer who understands the value of having an online presence, lives for all things restaurants, bars, venues and events, and most importantly has a personality that shines through your writing ? Do you know the...

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French-Mexican chef gives new direction to Lume restaurant in South Melbourne

by on May 6, 2022 0

Experimental fine-dining restaurant Lume has named its third executive chef since the departure of co-founder and chef Shaun Quade in 2018. Diego Huerta Chabert, a 25-year-old of Mexican and French descent and a Michelin-starred pedigree, graduated from senior under leader to replace Elijah Holland. Holland left three months ago to lead the next Loti...

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Victoria’s debt will hit $162 billion by 2025; Tim Pallas Awards Region Victoria, Health Sector; $250 rebate on floating energy bill

by on May 3, 2022 0

John Attard is currently unemployed and living on his savings. The 48-year-old man from St Kilda has decided against getting a COVID-19 vaccination due to his pagan spiritual beliefs. John Attard was “doubtful” that government attempts to get the unemployed back into work would work.Credit:Chris Hopkins He was made redundant from two jobs, one...

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artist with no desire to follow the rules

by on May 3, 2022 0

Vassilieff brought his pupil into contact with artists such as Albert Tucker, Joy Hester, Sidney Nolan and others associated with patrons John and Sunday Reed. Young Whisson was a marginal member of the Heide Park circle while still learning his craft. He recalled that none of the Expressionists or Social Realists were taken seriously...

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All of Melbourne’s new restaurant, cafe and bar openings have us excited in April 2022

by on April 28, 2022 0

• First Look: The wildly popular Enter Via Laundry supper club transforms into an intimate 20-seat restaurant. The original pop-up at chef Helly Raichura’s house could only seat a handful of diners. Now, after racking up thousands of waiting lists, Raichura serves up 20-course Bengali banquets made with native Australian produce at his first...

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Korr Jee Chicken, the St Kilda Review

by on April 27, 2022 0

The humble roast chicken has many fans across the country, but if you consider yourself a die-hard chicken fan, you’ll feel like a winner (winner) ordering your chicken dinner at this St Kilda restaurant. Chicken Korr Jee is a casual dining business of Will Tang (Vue de Monde, Bar Lourinha), a chef who once...

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A la carte restaurant Lentil as Anything may have been illegally marketed

by on April 21, 2022 0

Lentil as Anything’s Abbotsford. Source: Lens like anything. Pay-per-view restaurant chain Lentil as Anything – a Sydney and Melbourne foodie destination for vegetarians – may have broken the law by trading for three years when it was “likely” insolvent, administrators say. The social enterprise was founded 21 years ago by Shanaka Fernando, a Sri...

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Benyue Kitchen, a new Chinese restaurant created by Lau’s Family Kitchen Alumni, puts Aberfeldie on the culinary map

by on April 19, 2022 0

As Melbourne emerged from its final lockdown last spring, a different kind of revival was happening at an unassuming restaurant in Aberfeldie, a small suburb within a suburb in the city’s northwest. Eight months after the Cantonese institution of St Kilda Lau’s Family Kitchen closed, chef Yip Wu and three members of his kitchen...

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Order oysters, prawns, whole fish, lobsters and sashimi right to your door with these nine seafood delivery services

by on April 12, 2022 0

Seafood delivery services have boomed in recent years, largely due to shutdowns in major cities. No longer content with the freshness of what is on the supermarket shelves, customers have started buying oysters, lobsters and prawns directly from aquaculturists and fishmongers. In addition to whole fish and fillets for Friday night dinner, these companies...

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Allan Powell Valley | ArchitectureAU

by on April 5, 2022 0

Mainly interested in states of mind in which his creations could immerse people, Allan Powell followed a unique path in architecture. He was delighted when he learned that visiting European architects, who sat in St Kilda’s Di Stasio restaurant (1988) shortly after it opened, took an hour to realize that the alluring interior had...

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AFL 2022: Damien Hardwick blasts Dan Andrews, Richmond vs St Kilda result

by on April 3, 2022 0

AFL coach Damien Hardwick put pressure on Victorian Premier Dan Andrews with an out of the blue attack. Desperate Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has pressured Dan Andrews to scrap close contact restrictions. On Sunday, the PM’s award-winning mentor took aim at the Australian Health Protection Senior Committee’s recommendation not to relax isolation rules for...

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Round 2 v St Kilda

by on March 24, 2022 0

Fremantle Dockers take on St Kilda this Sunday March 27 at Optus Stadium. The bounce is at 3:20 p.m. IMPORTANT ADMISSION INFORMATION – OPTUS STADIUM 2022 Please take note of the steps when entering the stadium on Sunday.1. Wear a mask2. Scan your QR code3. Proof of vaccination4. Scan your tickets LEVEL 2 GOVERNMENT...

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How Lucy broke free from alcohol.

by on March 21, 2022 0

“Lucy, you have to go.” You will leave. You’ll also be leaving other things behind, like your family home, a few low-vibration friendships, and your career in marketing. All of this leaving will be difficult, but you will know that it is a necessary part of intentionally creating a life you love. One you’ll...

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Ramen Park | Melbourne City List

by on March 9, 2022 0

Moonee Ponds just marked a new ramen haven, ramen park is the brainchild of famed Melbourne chefs, Federico Congiu and Manato Deleon. With the changing seasons, there’s never been a better time to find comfort in a hot bowl of ramen noodles. What started as Park projecta secret pop-up on Shujinko Back in lockdown,...

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Rare historic mansion in listed South Yarra

by on March 3, 2022 0

Let’s cut to the chase. The sublime, sophisticated, whimsical, yet beautifully rock-solid vision that is 62 Park Street, South Yarra, is one of the loveliest places we’ve seen in some time. Come here to Askew House for the exquisite stonework, stay for… well, everything else. The property has been renovated by interior designer Julie...

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After 21 years, Pay-What-You-Can restaurant Lentil As Anything is closing its three Melbourne locations

by on February 18, 2022 0

After 21 years, pay-what-you-can vegan restaurant Lentil As Anything will close its three Melbourne locations at the end of the month. The news comes after Sydney’s only store, which opened in 2014, suddenly closed in January. Chef and manager Nishat Merchant arrived at work to find the locks had been changed. “It’s like there...

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Enough personnel, PM, show leadership

by on February 14, 2022 0

A cycle to savorWill Wagner’s Ring cycle be staged in Bendigo? Bring it on! The Adelaide Rings of 1998 and 2004 worked so well because the city was large enough to capture the spirit of the event (relevant museum exhibitions, lectures, dining in cafes and restaurants adjacent to the theater etc.) and yet small...

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Open now: February

by on February 7, 2022 0

Ploos – Sydney, New South Wales Nestled in a row of heritage-listed warehouses in Campbell’s Cove, and just three meters from the water, you’ll find Ploos. Chef and restaurateur Peter Conistis’ new venture, Ploos (which translates to ‘sails’ in Greek) is a take on South Aegean cuisine. Peter, who is the mastermind behind Alpha,...

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Benyue Kitchen Review Aberfeldie Review 2022

by on January 30, 2022 0

Address 365 Buckley Street Aberfeldie, CIV 3040 See the map Opening hours Wed-Mon noon-10:30 p.m. Characteristics Licensed, Accepts reservations Prices Moderate (dishes $20 to $40) Payments eftpos, Visa, Mastercard Call 03 9337 1991 There is no business like show business, but a family business is better. Melbourne has dozens of must-visit restaurants to prove...

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Dylan Alcott is Australian of the Year; Invasion Day Demonstrations Planned; NSW will record the millionth case of Covid

by on January 25, 2022 0

Hello everyone, this is Mathilde Boseley here today, and wow there is already a lot to say. australian tennis star Dylan Alcott is the 2022 Australian of the Year, receiving the title on the same day as his move to another Australian Open wheelchair final. But, he said in his speech, “winning Grand Slams...

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Australian Open | Food and drink

by on January 19, 2022 0

Game, set, match! The Australian Open kicked off and while tennis is the main event, the best of Australian hospitality comes together in Melbourne Park to create a unique Grand Slam experience. AO22 has progressed this year with menus curated by world-renowned foodies and pop-ups washed down by iconic liquor brands. Melbourne’s cuisine is...

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