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First Look: One of Melbourne’s Most Popular Bakeries, All Are Welcome, Expands to Thornbury

06 Jul 2020

Food & Drink The original generates queues up the street for its sourdough loaves; pork and fennel sausage rolls; and cheese-and-oregano pastries. Its sibling – with a near-identical menu – is tasked with alleviating that demand.

Melbourne’s Longstanding Thai Diner Longrain Lives On, As Scott Pickett Steps In

Food & Drink

06 Jul 2020

Effortless Grandeur at Andrew McConnell’s Latest Stunner, Gimlet at Cavendish House

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02 Jul 2020

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Neil Perry Retires From Rockpool Dining Group

06 Jul 2020

Food & Drink The lauded Australian chef is stepping away from his role as the group’s culinary director to focus on philanthropic projects, but he will remain a consultant and a major shareholder in the business.

First Look: One of Melbourne’s Most Popular Bakeries, All Are Welcome, Expands to Thornbury

06 Jul 2020

Food & Drink The original generates queues up the street for its sourdough loaves; pork and fennel sausage rolls; and cheese-and-oregano pastries. Its sibling – with a near-identical menu – is tasked with alleviating that demand.

First Look: Axil Coffee Roasters Unveils Its Biggest Cafe Yet, at CBD Food Precinct Ella

06 Jul 2020

Food & Drink In a warm space that seats 120 across three tiered levels, sip a coffee-tonic spritz or cold brew spiked with cardamom and cinnamon, and dine on red-velvet pancakes, spicy baked eggs and raspberry-almond croissants.

Melbourne’s Longstanding Thai Diner Longrain Lives On, As Scott Pickett Steps In

06 Jul 2020

Food & Drink The Matilda and Estelle chef has thrown the iconic restaurant a lifeline. “I wanted to do my part to keep its legacy alive.” It’ll be banquet-only for now – and bookings open tomorrow.

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Three New Melbourne Suburbs Put Back to Stage-three Lockdown

City File

04 Jul 2020

Melbourne Sales Wrap: Best of the Week, July 2, 2020

Fashion

02 Jul 2020

Aussie Furniture Brand Globewest Opens Its First Permanent Outlet

Art & Design

02 Jul 2020

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Assembly Label Is Launching a Permanent Kids’ Collection This Week

06 Jul 2020

Fashion The unisex capsule range is designed for kids aged two to six, with mini versions of many of the popular adult items – so you can be a family that matches.

Nash + Banks is an Online Marketplace Highlighting Small Businesses Making Positive Impacts

06 Jul 2020

Fashion From a Belgian turning plastic waste into sunglasses, to a Sydney couple making a plastic-free, plant-based chewing gum, this website is helping consumers make a difference.

Melbourne Sales Wrap: Best of the Week, July 2, 2020

02 Jul 2020

Fashion This week, get up to 70 per cent off Nike, Adidas and Reebok sneakers; up to 50 per cent off Acne Studios, Ganni, Rag & Bone and Kenzo; 30 per cent off Matteau; and 50 per cent off vegan leather handbags. Plus, tops from $9 at Glue.

These Delicate Croissant and Sourdough Necklaces Will Last Long After All the Iso-Baking Has Ended

02 Jul 2020

Fashion Like many of us, Melbourne jeweller Ada Hodgson took to baking breads and pastries under lockdown. Now she’s channelled all that mixing, kneading, rolling and proofing into a collection of gluten-inspired goods.

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Aussie Furniture Brand Globewest Opens Its First Permanent Outlet

02 Jul 2020

Art & Design The 1400-square-metre retail store in Melbourne’s east will stock furniture and homewares at up to 50 per cent off. And an online outlet is coming later in July.

Studio Visit: Renate Henschke

30 Jun 2020

Art & Design This Adelaide-based costume designer has worked on Game of Thrones and Vikings, and has collaborated with award-winning Aussie director Sophie Hyde. We visit her sunny home studio to find out what’s keeping her busy during lockdown, including an iso-themed digital series for children’s theatre company, Windmill.

Botanicah Is a Sprawling, 350-Square-Metre Plant Shop in a Former Plastic-Bag Factory

30 Jun 2020

Art & Design The Prahran warehouse has been transformed into a community-minded haven for green thumbs. It’s stocked with fiddle-leaf figs, palms, cacti and more. And prices start from $20 for full-priced plants.

A Journey Into the Life of Mirka Mora – Unlike Any Before – Is Coming to Melbourne

29 Jun 2020

Art & Design A recently announced exhibition at the Jewish Museum of Australia will go beyond the artist’s paintings, highlighting never-shown works, historical mementos and drawings that’ll immerse you in the Melbourne icon’s world of art, food and famous friends.

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Editor’s Picks: The Best Things to Do in Melbourne in July

02 Jul 2020

Entertainment All the parties, events and new openings we’re excited about right now. Get your calendar out – there’s plenty to choose from.

The Puppy Games

01 Jul 2020

Entertainment Four competitive puppers. A “Dogstacle Distraction Course” (among other challenges). Who will emerge as the top dog?

First He Cast Alec Baldwin and Rose Byrne in Plays, Now Director Andrew Henry Has Tapped A Sydney Actor for a New Australian Performance

25 Jun 2020

Entertainment For five nights Schmitz will perform on a stage empty but for nine cameras. The Pulitzer Prize-nominated play has been described as “a small masterpiece”.

Black Lives Matter With IndigenousX

25 Jun 2020

Entertainment This live-streamed panel discussion will examine the systemic police brutality present in Australia, Indigenous Australian deaths in custody, and the role of protests in achieving meaningful reform.

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Victoria-NSW Border to Close on Tuesday Night

06 Jul 2020

City File It’s the first time the border between Australia’s two most populous states has closed since 1919.

Three New Melbourne Suburbs Put Back to Stage-three Lockdown

04 Jul 2020

City File And it begins at 11.59pm tonight. “Today’s numbers represent the second biggest increase in confirmed cases since this began – and the biggest jump since 28 March … That means the need for targeted, swift action is stronger than ever before.”

Victorians From Hotspot Suburbs Now Face $11,000 Fines if They Enter NSW

01 Jul 2020

City File The move comes as stage-three restrictions are reimposed on dozens of affected suburbs, mostly in Melbourne's north-west.

An Aussie Pet Food Company Wants Your Dog to Star in Its Next TV Commercial

30 Jun 2020

City File Do you have a diamond in the ruff on your hands? If so, you could win a year’s supply of dog food, a professional portrait of your pooch, and the celebrity moment you know your pup’s always deserved.

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$19 Jetstar Flights

19 Jun 2020

Travel Itching for a holiday? Jetstar just dropped 10,000 fares starting from just $19.

Where and How to See Whales in Victoria This Winter

18 Jun 2020

Travel Humpbacks and southern right whales will be hanging out off the Victorian coast until October. In partnership with Tourism Australia, we look at where best to see them.

Exploring Cairns and the Atherton Tablelands

18 Jun 2020

Travel Make sure you don’t miss this lush tropical paradise on your next trip north. In partnership with Tourism Australia, we inspect the falls, beaches and more of this idyllic pocket of Far North Queensland.

The Overnighter: Daylesford

16 Jun 2020

Travel Stay at the iconic Lake House’s new hotel on a 38-acre farm; try a Negroni flight at a boutique gin distillery; drink lo-fi wine from an exciting new producer; and get generous pub meals by an open fireplace at a 160-year-old pub.

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This Bamboo Toothbrush Subscription Service Is Good for the Planet and Your Pearly Whites

29 Jun 2020

Active A design flaw with bamboo brushes observed by a seven-year-old led to the creation of these affordable, sustainable and thoughtfully designed Aussie toothbrushes.

11 Fun Online Exercise and Yoga Classes Your Kids Can Do at Home

26 Jun 2020

Active There are kid-friendly workouts and meditation sessions aimed at all ages, from toddlers through to teenagers. Your family can learn circus tricks, dance around the living room, or find a much-needed moment of zen.

How a Beloved Melbourne Florist Bounced Back From Sudden Setbacks

26 Jun 2020

Active In the 13 years since opening Glasshaus, horticulturalist-turned-entrepreneur Paul Hyland has had his share of ups and downs. In partnership with MYOB, we discuss how he was able to weather these storms.

Urbnsurf, Australia’s First Surfable Wave Park, Reopens Today

19 Jun 2020

Active More than seven years in the making, it was up and running for less than three months before it had to close in March. Now, the 2.1-hectare man-made lagoon is back.

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