It's a mixed bag, in the best way possible.
Had it with strobe lights and smoke machines?
Where to find coffee and food south of the river.
The sparkly sky display is going to be bigger than ever before. Here’s where to watch.
All you need to know, in news as brief as a tweet.
The company says the fare increase will benefit drivers.
Only a handful of Melbourne diners will experience the festive version of this clever and mindboggling dish. But the rest of us can look.
Charlie Carrington’s new fast-casual restaurant, Colours by Atlas, will revive and reinterpret fan favourites from his globetrotting fine dining menu.
To celebrate the launch of our new book, Broadsheet Melbourne Food, we speak to one of the country’s most-loved and respected food authorities and find out where she shops locally.
The team behind Fancy Hank’s has big plans for its new venue.
They’re falling like dominos.
Fashion bloggers, designers and sisters Jess and Stef Dadon open a temporary store filled with their favourite labels.
The free event at Sidney Myer Music Bowl has been called off due to “the forecast of unprecedented rainfall.”
A shark warning has been issued for the surrounding waters.
The floating bar on the Yarra is back, replete with wicker furniture, deck-striped cushions and luxe day beds all channelling the French Riviera.
Prepare for snaking queues once this famous Japanese bakery chain opens not one, but two stores.
A huge step for marriage equality is a result worth celebrating. Today and tonight, here’s where.
An on-ramp to Citylink could be closed for days.
See The Big Lebowski and Amelie while supporting local charities.
It follows delays to the council’s plans for a permanent park.
You might think you've missed tickets for Melbourne's best gigs this month, but despair is for the weak – you can still get into these incredible shows.
Dirty Dancing with watermelon Margaritas? Goodfellas with SPQR pizza? Every day in November you can watch a cult film or classic matched with, food, drinks and performances.
Is nothing sacred anymore? Thankfully not.
Contemporary, idiosyncratic spins on traditional Indian cuisine are popping up all over the city.
Put your unworn beauties up for sale at this futuristic store inside Chadstone.
And he obviously will. It’s Tiger Time.
Watch films from a blow-up pool, if that's your thing.
On an idyllic farm in East Trentham, Bruce Burton is breeding a flock of special chooks, and Melbourne’s best chefs and butchers are taking notice.
Fairy tales, celebrities bound in fabric and kindergarten patterns. Here’s your month in art.
The London-based company’s new set-up of kitchens devoted only to delivery – separate from a restaurant – is supposed to deliver food faster and cheaper.
If you’re looking for something low-key, look away now.
An essential guide to the city’s best bakers, grocers, delis and producers, from the people who know best.
Classic flicks, new blockbusters, food by Ladro and frosé in St Kilda. Plus, you can bring your dog.
Considering its divine line-up, Melbourne Music Week’s new hub seems only appropriate.
A polished cafe serving brunch with an international flavour, from the team behind Hoppa and Joe.
Southbank’s Fatto has introduced a special section inside the restaurant with takeaway panini, salads and bomboloni.
Matt Yazbek’s new bar keeps its Japanese roots but gets rid of the formality in a significant revamp.
Single-origin hot chocolates and whipped-cream meringue sandwiches? Merci beaucoup.
In the name of charity.
Tenants will now have more rights thanks to a new set of reforms to be introduced by the Andrews Government, including some welcome news for potential pet-owners.
Some of the world’s most thought-provoking artists showcase the meeting of art and technology at this triennial exhibition.
Ike Jime, designed by Projects of Imagination, will open in November.
You have an extra week to see one of the most recognisable images in the world.
Saturdays NYC, Nique, Marimekko and two vintage sales across town.
Thirty-three buses were found to have serious safety issues in an audit of Transdev depots.
Believe it or not, there’s more to come.
Now in its 31st year, the exhibition explores the interplay between design and politics.
Spotswood gets its own combination bar, bottle shop and deli.
Crimson Tide, a performance by Melbourne theatre troupe The Clams, sold out when it debuted in March. It returns, on a grand scale, for Melbourne Fringe.
The public has been given the opportunity to help name the Metro Tunnel’s new stations and we’ve got some of the submissions.
The NGV’s dazzling new exhibition celebrates the House of Dior, and traces the French fashion house’s enduring impact on contemporary fashion.
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