You can call the Melbourne foodie scene fickle if you like. We do restaurant hop to the latest thing, but the response to the iconic Stokehouse burning down in January has shown that we have big hearts and will rally around something we love when we need to. After sweating out yet another heat wave,...
Author: Amy Collins (Amy Collins)
Urban Couture designs your life
Are you the kind of person who dreams of their perfect home, creating mood boards and googling designers? Perhaps you’re a fan of The Block, or maybe you just dig stunning interior. Either way, Urban Couture is a place where you can play out all these fantasies and actually make them a reality. No, Urban...
Five Yoga Poses for Health with Monica Rude from Kaya Health Clubs
Yoga is super good for you, right? Correct you are. It helps with relaxing, strengthening, toning, stretching. All good things. But what is it that really gets to the heart of health concerns? We chat to Monica Rude, from Kaya Health Clubs about the benefits of Yoga and what poses we should be doing to...
American Flavours in Melbourne
We can’t help ourselves, here in Melbourne. We love to jump on board a craze, a wave of flavours, the latest trend. We must try it, critique it and usually love it. Southern American cuisine was no different. We go mad for good fried chicken and are stupidly keen on pulled pork. While the craze...
The virtuous Admiral Cheng Ho
Admiral Cheng Ho was an explorer during the Ming Dynasty. During his naval expeditions he offered gifts in the form of China’s finest teas. Well we like fine teas too, right? The Admiral heard our prayers and has opened a specialty tea and coffee house in Abbotsford. While the Chinese Admiral from yesteryear had...
Guide to White Night Melbourne 2014
White Night is nearing and after the success of last year’s inaugural event, we can only assume the city streets will be fuller, livelier, and we hope just as upset free. A celebration of all things Melbourne, food, drink, design, sport, fashion, art, theatre, performance and of course our fine city. There are so many...
Nutrition Bar now nourishing
Health is more than about food these days it’s a whole wave of eating and living. And clean eating has become a large part of that. Yet clean eating and eating out have never really gone hand in hand. Until now. The Nutrition Bar, that just opened its doors on Swan Street in Richmond, is...
Melbourne Food and Wine Festival Guide 2014
Melbourne Food and Wine Festival feels a little like the race that stopped a nation. But rather a longer, food festival that keeps a city and its tourists busy and full for two weeks. Whether it’s a small cheap event, or an international star visit, we all want to take part one way or another....
The School of Life makes a home in Melbourne
Some argue that things like relationships and happiness should be taught in primary and secondary schools. It’s interesting to consider a world where these skills are favoured over algebra and physics. Of course, we can’t answer these questions, but The School of Life, a place for adults to come and learn, is trying to make...
SpinStar Opens in Prahran
Did you know that a spin class can burn the amount of calories that’s in a Huxtaburger? Where do you sign up, right? Well, SpinStar in Prahran has just opened the doors to a beautiful dedicated cycle studio. Pam Meyerowitz, the founder and owner of SpinStar, seems to have found her feet. Her energy alone...