Looking for your next culture fix? Two actors, one family kitchen, and a giant jar of pickles - that’s all you’ll see on stage throughout this play. And, while this provides plenty for the characters to grapple with for the 90-minute duration.
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Broadway City Cave Float Therapy: The Oasis You Never Knew You Needed
There are a variety of therapies we lean on to help us cope with life, one that probably isn’t on anyone’s radar is float therapy. That’s right, rather than talking it out, this one promotes tuning it out. City Cave in Broadway is the most rejuvenating oasis in the middle of this big city you...
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Green Cup Armadale had a facelift and is back – with a new salad range that’s like eating a rainbow
Can it be true, are we over the depths of the deep dark Winter? Sitting outside at Green Cup, green smoothie in hand, sunnies on, sun glaring on my back, and cute customers in short shorts, dare I say, I think we are. Green Cup in Armadale has been closed for six weeks for renovations....
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Luxury meets history through the eyes of Pharaoh, as the Sofitel and NGV partner together for the most exquisite experience
Partnerships can be a magical thing. Taking two different experiences and combining them in one. Recently, I was fortunate enough to attend the ultimate partnership between the elite and premium Melbourne Sofitel hotel, who have partnered with the NGV. They are currently exhibiting the most mind-blowing exhibition of its kind, bringing 3000 years of history...
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When East Meets Feast – a wedding expo with a celebration of culture, tradition and a feast like no other.
How fortunate we are to live in Melbourne. The central hub of all different cultures and traditions, celebrated with energy and pride. And of course the ultimate cause for celebration is a wedding where two people coming together to declare their unconditional love and vow to spend their lives together. On 22nd August, Q Events...
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Fast and Furious Fun at Chinatown’s newest Sizzling Korean BBQ, Butchers Buffet
Sydney’s love affair with Korean BBQ has been going strong for a while and shows no sign of abating. Butchers Buffet has just opened Australia’s largest Korean BBQ and Buffet in Chinatown. As the name suggests, it is geared towards meat enthusiasts who happily queue at the door for their 90 minute session to fire...
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Chapel Street’s beautiful Stella, is a multi level Italian playground – bar, sophisticated restaurant and a rooftop with stella views
Elegant, poised, and an abundance of mischievousness, the ever so glamourous Stella was born in the heart of Chapel Street two years ago. This chic beauty was created by her suave and stylish father Ali who comes from an Italian heritage. Ali has an extensive background in property development but as he grew up in...
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There’s a wine bar in South Yarra that out shadows…. its name. This is Shadowboxer
There’s something alluring about a wine bar. Shadowboxer, the petite spot in South Yarra, has been around for a while, but has kept a low profile. Now re-discovered, its very likely one of Melbourne’s best kept hidden treasures. When I arrive on a typical Melbourne freezing winter evening, and spot the gorgeous outdoor terrace, I’m...
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Great seafood, views and service at The Pantry in Manly
Whenever I visit Manly, I always wonder why I don’t go to this world-famous Sydney locale more often – with it’s beautiful beaches and views, buzzy atmosphere and people (and possibly even whale!) watching, it deserves it’s popularity. This time I have been lured by the institution that is The Pantry on the beachfront, with...
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Tech Review: The D-I-Y-Smart Phone, Nokia’s fixable G42 5G
We’ve all been there… that smartphone you paid thousands for slips from your grasp and in slo-mo hurtles towards the ground. You wince while picking it up, waiting to inspect the damage. Sometimes you’re in luck and your precious handset escapes unscathed, other times you face a costly visit to the retailer to try to...