You’ve just done the weekly grocery shop, but the crisper draw is still rammed with last week’s veggies. Save them from the compost with this “endlessly flexible” recipe.

The former Trader House, Baker Bleu and Carlton Wine Room chef brings his refined, modern Australian cooking to the Elgin Street bistro.

Plus, a 170-year-old pub reawakens, Alejandro Saravia to open a new CBD restaurant and one of the world’s best Indian chefs is coming to Melbourne.

This week, shop Scanlan Theodore’s end-of-season sale and get the last of sales at Lee Mathews, St Agni and Bassike. Plus, if you’re in Melbourne, head to Maison Essentiele’s pop-up.

From hand-carved jewellery and sculptural couture to bold swimwear and streetwear with a purpose.

Hair oils are the unsung heroes for shiny, smoother, more polished hair. These are the expert-approved ones to shop.

Melbourne’s premier film festival returns, and we’re offering one lucky reader tickets to the Opening Gala screening, a curated Food & Film dinner, accommodation for two and a $500 tab at the festival hub. Here’s how to win.

Including Cannes Grand Prix winner Minotaur, Sofia Coppola’s debut documentary and Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan’s Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner.

You don’t want to wake up wondering why you ignored every signal your body gave you for six straight hours. In partnership with Quit, here are some tips for keeping the night in check.

Among the highlights of the June through August art calendar: previously unseen Cartier jewels worn by Elizabeth Taylor and Rihanna, a legendary photographer at Heide and a major show dedicated to the gum tree.

See the tiara worn by Rihanna, Elizabeth Taylor’s famous ruby necklace, the extravagant Patiala necklace and more up close at this sparkling show that brings together royal jewels, rare gems and never-before-seen designs from one of the world’s most famous jewellery houses.

He chases lightning. He’s made slow-motion films in hurricanes. The German artist charts two decades of work challenging our idea of nature.

How have you been sleeping and resting lately? Tell us and you can score a whole new bedding set in colours and natural fabrics of your choice. In partnership with Sheet Society, here’s how to enter.

The Sydney chef has used it every day for the better part of the year, firing up sourdough, roast veggies, toasties and more.

Because your mattress deserves more than a basic base. Whether you’re after sculptural curves, minimalist timber or clever storage, these are the brands to know.

From a sun-drenched Sicilian taverna to a spot serving the “best kebabs in western India”, these destinations are worth planning your next trip around.

Check in for sweeping pitched ceilings, a marble-clad kitchen and a clawfoot bathtub with open countryside views. Outside, take a seat by the firepit beneath a towering cypress grove.

Night-time saunas, seafood ceremonies and stargazing with whisky – when Tasmania’s Off Season is in full swing, things may be dark, but they aren’t quiet. In partnership with Tourism Tasmania, we round up a handful of after-dark experiences that make the most of the state’s longest nights.

If you know, you know. And as the suburb evolves beyond just Prahran and St Kilda’s neighbour, these are the venues worth knowing. In partnership with Goldfields, here’s where locals actually go in Windsor.

Catch a one-night-only dinner at a Japanese diner, hit up a fashion pop-up and see a theatrical phenomenon before it ends. In partnership with Asahi Super Dry, here’s what to mark on your calendars.

The inner-north suburb has mastered “that balance between change and staying true to itself”. In partnership with Square, Meg Tanaka shares where to eat, drink and unwind in this effortlessly cool neighbourhood.