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The Greek homewrecker has been ruining diets since Aristotle’s time. Here’s how to find a good one. Continue reading “Wrapping Up Melbourne’s Best Souvlaki”
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Affordable, authentic Greek food in a small package.
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A cafe-cross-bakery borne from a man’s search for his family. Continue reading “Le Bakehouse Moves into Brunswick”
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Renting is a master’s way of filling the closet without draining the wallet. Continue reading “The Affordable Answer to Spring Carnival: Hiring a Dress”
Originally published on Concrete Playground.
KFC, upgraded. Continue reading “Review | Fried and Tasty, Brunswick East”
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Inspired by Kate Middleton, this is a cafe ready for the cameras.
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An abundance of beauty ready to hit the southeast.
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A brand aiming to merge affordability and luxury, while remaining cruelty–free. Continue reading “The New Beauty Brand You Need to Know About: 3INA”
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The Fitzroy cafe expands into Asia. Continue reading “Hammer & Tong Goes to Hong Kong”
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Splurging at Southland is about to get a whole lot easier. Continue reading “Southland Railway Station is Finally Becoming a Reality”
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Don’t underestimate the dishes at this small station-side spot. Continue reading “Review: Lot 3, Ripponlea”
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Smack this South Yarra health food destination on your cafe bucket list. Continue reading “Review: SMÄK Food House, South Yarra”
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120 stores are ready to hit Melbourne’s Southwest.
Continue reading “The New Pacific Werribee Centre Unveils Itself”
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The space serves as a restaurant, rooftop bar, food and wine store and gallery. Continue reading “Sagra, Malvern”
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Gordon’s the Cellar Door isn’t your everyday bottle shop. Here, you can purchase whichever drink you like and drink it in-house.
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If you didn’t know fried bocconcini or carbonara pizza existed, this new Italian eatery has much to teach you. Continue reading “Figo Brings Fried Italian Street Snacks to the South”
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The family-run Middle-Eastern powerhouse has big plans. Continue reading “Oasis Bakery to Open Monster New Venue”
Originally published on Broadsheet Melbourne.
The reincarnation of Fitzroy Street’s famous George Hotel is complete.
Originally published on Broadsheet Melbourne.
A lush (and spiky) store overflows with greenery in Melbourne’s south-east.
Originally published on Hussh. Co-written with Chloe Papas.
Selling your old clothes, shoes and accessories is a great way to make a bit of extra, fast cash– and getting involved with the vintage buy and sell community! Continue reading “Eight Places to Buy and Sell Preloved Fashion in Melbourne”
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After three years of success in Sydney, the festival makes its Melbourne debut this weekend.
Continue reading “The First Italian Food and Wine Festival Comes to Melbourne”
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Just when you think the city can’t possibly fit in any more shopping complexes, wrong. Continue reading “St Collins Lane Opens in the City”
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Quick and healthy is a tricky takeaway combination to achieve, but Foxes Den pulls it off. Owners Hayden Dyt and Tony Mims noticed a gap in the takeaway chicken market – it hadn’t progressed beyond greasy chicken and chips for decades. Continue reading “Foxes Den, various locations”
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The Swedes have done it again. After creating ABBA, IKEA and Saabs, they’re bringing another two H&M stores to Melbourne. Continue reading “H&M To Introduce Two New Stores In Victoria”
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We’ve waited long enough, but the deal is blocked in. Continue reading “Australia is Getting its First Official LEGO Store”
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Melburnians, there is more to Scandinavian furniture than IKEA. MuBu Home’s is introducing itself to the city with a warehouse sale, slashing up to 50% off retail prices.
Continue reading “Meet MuBu Home: Melbourne’s New Scandinavian Furniture Showroom”
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Baba Sus is Midori Hori and Daniel Liao’s pan-Asian cafe. Hori hails from Japan; and Liao has a Taiwanese-Thai background. Continue reading “Baba Sus, Glen Iris”
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A Windsor eatery breaking away from the usual cafe schtick. Continue reading “Review: Uncommon, Windsor”
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After Changz Hot Sauce found its way into burger venues around Australia, its founders figured it made sense to open a place of their own. Continue reading “Changz Canteen, Elsternwick”
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After six years in Little Bourke Street, the Italian favourite opens a second.
Unlike its petite sister restaurant in the city, +39 Pizzeria in Hawksburn Village has a little more breathing space, with room for 100 diners. But the philosophy behind the food is the same – honest, simple and strictly Italian.
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