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Win: Nearly $5000 Worth of Italian Pantry Staples (and Pasta Party Shortcuts) to Celebrate King & Godfree’s 150th Anniversary

16 Sep 2021

Food & Drink The longstanding Carlton deli is giving away 30 kilos of dried pasta and tinned San Marzano tomatoes; heat-at-home lasagnes; Pidapipó gelato tubs; Mount Zero Olives oils; and a whopping 84 bottles of wine.

Now Open: Pick Up Fluffy Shokupan, Fresh Bento Boxes and Imported Japanese Groceries at Camberwell’s Hibiki Future

Food & Drink

16 Sep 2021

Learn To Cook – Not Just Follow a Recipe – With Broadsheet’s New Cookbook, Home Made

Food & Drink

14 Sep 2021

Food & Drink

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Melbourne’s Most Prolific Cafe Operator Opens Buckley on a Well-Known Sorrento Corner

17 Sep 2021

Food & Drink The pretty sandstone building was once a pancake and milkshake house named Buckley’s Chance. Now, during lockdown, it’s a pop-up bakery brewing coffee with Inglewood Coffee Roasters beans. And after that? There’ll be brunch cocktails, churro waffles with ice-cream, healthy breakfast bowls, braised brisket eggs Benny, and some of the best people-watching in the area.

Virtual Mexican Fiesta by Gerardo Lopez of La Tortilleria

17 Sep 2021

Food & Drink The Mexican-born chef is hosting a Mexican cooking class: learn to make ceviche, tinga tacos, traditional guacamole, Margaritas and more, with main ingredients delivered to you.

The Cricketer’s Bar Side Hustle

17 Sep 2021

Food & Drink Indian snacks (think samosas, curry puffs and sourdough naan) meet gluten-free cakes and caneles at this pop-up by Sunda’s Nabil Ansari and pastry chef Felix Goodwin.

Free Furphy Footy Porky Pies

17 Sep 2021

Food & Drink The Geelong brewery is shouting 1000 free pies – made with Furphy beer, chunky beef and bacon – for Melburnians to enjoy during the AFL grand final.

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This Nifty Website Is a Simple Way to Find the Overlap Between You and Your Mates’ Respective Ten-Kilometre Radiuses

City File

16 Sep 2021

This Melt-in-Your-Mouth Japanese Chocolate Is Available Just Once a Month in Melbourne

Food & Drink

14 Sep 2021

Just In: Melburnians Allowed Picnics and More Exercise From This Weekend

City File

16 Sep 2021

Fashion

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Sales Wrap: Best of the Week, September 16, 2021

16 Sep 2021

Fashion This week, shop Reebok, Converse and Nike sneakers at 70 per cent off; half price swimwear; 40 per cent off Hommey’s plush cushions; 20 per cent off storewide at Alpha60; and more.

Augie Makes Cool, Grown-Up Eyewear For Kids (With No Cartoon Characters in Sight)

13 Sep 2021

Fashion After a difficult, unfruitful search for stylish eyewear for their two kids, Scott and Lana Arnold took matters into their own hands and started designing pairs themselves. Now Augie has seven styles – each with three or four colourways – so parents won’t struggle like they did.

Sales Wrap: Best of the Week, September 9, 2021

09 Sep 2021

Fashion This week, you can nab a huge 80 per cent off at Bec & Bridge’s online warehouse sale; 25 per cent off Realisation’s unbearably cute dresses; up to 60 per cent off at The Iconic; 15 per cent off everything at Bed Threads, and more.

The Top 10 Best Budget Beauty Products and Brands to Buy Right Now (From $13)

06 Sep 2021

Fashion Want La Mer’s moisturiser but don’t have $715? Try this $27 one instead. Loved The Ordinary’s retinol and The Inkey List’s eye cream but you’re after the next new thing? These effective serums, scrubs, cleansers and more are not just free of nasties, they’re kind to your wallet, too.

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Requiem for a Dream: The Melbourne Artist Offering Funerals for Creative Works Killed by the Pandemic

13 Sep 2021

Art & Design A Death Knell service gives Fringe Festival artists the opportunity for a fitting farewell to their dearly departed artistic projects, including death certificates and public cremations.

Cut Out the Middleman with Yabby, a New Direct-to-Consumer Tapware Retailer

13 Sep 2021

Art & Design There’s no showroom or salespeople, so prices stay affordable. And a seven-day free trial lets you see how the taps fit in your space, before you commit. “We wanted to get our products into customers’ hands with the least risk possible to them,” says the founder.

The Jungle Collective Virtual Indoor Plant Sale

10 Sep 2021

Art & Design Turn your home into a greenhouse with the help of the roaming plant purveyors.

Outdoor Living by Atong Atem

09 Sep 2021

Art & Design Take your daily walk through Southbank and view a new largescale installation, featuring colourful floral patterns and neon lights shaped into tulips and banksia.

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Find Some Much-Needed Serenity With Lego Group’s New Adult-Aimed Botanical Collection

13 Sep 2021

Entertainment Designed for adults who’ve never spent much time playing with Lego bricks, the three-set collection includes a bonsai tree, a knee-high bird of paradise tree and a bunch of pretty flowers ready to be placed in your favourite vase. And with 756 pieces in the smallest set, you’re guaranteed plenty of mindful play.

Be Kind, Rewind: Melbourne’s Lido and Classic Cinemas Have Set Up “Video Stores” So You Can Borrow DVDs and VHS Tapes

10 Sep 2021

Entertainment The makeshift lending libraries are taking locals back to afternoons browsing the video-rental store for that night’s at-home viewing.

An Ex-Hector’s Deli Head Chef Swaps Sangas for Bangers, Launching an Online Record Store

09 Sep 2021

Entertainment With Donuts, you can (virtually) flip through – and shop – the best of Ash Merrett’s vinyl collection, which runs the gamut from Texan trio Khruangbin to prolific jazz man Herbie Hancock. Plus, sign up to his newsletter for curated Spotify playlists, and recipes and vino to pair with them.

We Are the Youth: Jack River’s New Single Is a Rallying Cry for Young Activists With an Urgent, Powerful Video

09 Sep 2021

Entertainment Protesters at Sydney’s School Strike 4 Climate march, news footage of Scotty from marketing’s trip to Hawaii, and activists Grace Tame and Brittany Higgins are featured – among other trailblazing young people speaking out about urgent issues.

City File

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FYI, You Can’t Drink Booze At Your Picnics This Weekend – Here Are 38 Delicious Alternatives to Take Instead

17 Sep 2021

City File Did you envisage yourself sipping refreshing G&Ts and glasses of rose at the park tomorrow? Us too. Sadly, it’s not allowed under the current rules. Here are 38 non-alcoholic alternatives to take with you instead, including beer, alcohol-free gin and a convincing take on wine.

Here’s What You Can and Can’t Do in Melbourne Now Some Restrictions Have Eased

16 Sep 2021

City File Do I need to be vaccinated to have a picnic? Can I exercise with a friend and a trainer? How long can I be outside? Are masks mandatory? What’s changed for the city’s lockdown restrictions, and more.

Just In: Melburnians Allowed Picnics and More Exercise From This Weekend

16 Sep 2021

City File The easing of restrictions – including social gatherings and being able to travel further – comes as Victoria nears a key vaccination target. This is what you can and can’t do.

How To Instantly Check What’s Within Your 10-Kilometre Lockdown Radius

16 Sep 2021

City File These handy tools will draw a circle round your house, so you know where you can exercise, shop for supplies and pick up your next takeaway meal.

Travel

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Apollo Bay and The Otways

14 Sep 2021

Travel Promises of southern rock lobster, abalone and scallops fresh from Bass Strait aren’t the only alluring elements here. This stretch of the south-west is also flush with craft brewers, distillers and forest-bathing opportunities. In partnership with Visit Victoria, here’s our guide on where to eat, drink and stay.

Geelong and The Bellarine

09 Sep 2021

Travel A stretch of western coastline dotted with busy surf towns, laid-back hideaways and produce to spare. In partnership with Visit Victoria, we highlight where to eat, drink and stay around Geelong and The Bellarine.

For Your Summer Hit List: Cali Beach Opens on the Gold Coast This Month With Four Pools, Four Bars and a Giant Sandpit

07 Sep 2021

Travel Plus two restaurants, poolside cabanas, a giant beach volleyball sandpit and an outdoor cinema. The 5000-square-metre Surfers Paradise venue will be one of Australia’s largest day and night entertainment precincts.

Victorian Surf Coast

31 Aug 2021

Travel Be prepared to catch more than just waves on this eastern stretch of Victoria’s Great Ocean Road. In partnership with Visit Victoria, we show you where to eat, drink, stay and what to do on the Surf Coast.

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Perth Could Be Getting the Southern Hemisphere’s Largest Artificial Wave Park

14 Sep 2021

Active The $80 million proposal includes a surfing lagoon (with over 25 different kinds of waves), a boutique surf hotel, a health and wellness centre, a beach club, restaurants and more – just 20 minutes’ drive from the CBD.

Wild Women on Top Virtual Panel and Film Screening

09 Sep 2021

Active Hear from ultra-fit women in an online panel talk before watching a free film screening – then use that inspo to plan your 2022 fitness goals.

Rise Online Course by Soma Byron

27 Aug 2021

Active It’s Nine Perfect Strangers minus the lies, drama and chaos – it’s all about alleviating stress and anxiety to create balance in your life.

Willow Virtual Retreat

20 Aug 2021

Active Spa and wellness sanctuary Willow Urban Retreat is here to help you recharge over the weekend, with mindful yoga, scrubs and face masks, a cooking class, hot-cold therapy and more, at home.

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