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    The Best Things To Do in Melbourne This Mother's Day

    Here are the best things to do on Mother's Day, from fancy high teas to bottomless feeds, flower workshops to stylish staycations,

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    CP On: How Do We Future-Proof the Hospitality Industry?

    With crisis after crisis piling on costs for venue owners and operators, how is the hospo world preparing for whatever the future may hold?

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    Now Open: Chobani Opens Its First Cafe in Australia, and It's Entirely Free (Yes, You Read that Correctly)

    Chobani, loved for its healthy and tasty yogurt, has opened on none other than Little Collins Street.

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    Following Success at Tokyo's World Wagyu Auction, Wagyu Ya Group Restaurants Will Soon Serve the World's Most Coveted Beef

    From mid-April, Melbourne diners are getting a rare shot at Matsusaka wagyu, one of the world’s most tightly held and luxurious cuts of beef.

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    Don West Is Playing a Secret Melbourne Set — Here's How to Win a Double Pass

    LB's Record Bar in Meyers Place will transform into The Honda CR-V Listening Lounge next week, with an exclusive headline act. Here's how to win tickets.

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    Why Bangarra Dance Theatre is the Cultural Experience to Try in 2026

    Bangarra Dance Theatre brings 65,000 years of First Nations culture to life through contemporary dance, design and music.

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    Three Years in the Making, the NGV Triennial Has Unveiled Its 2026 Edition, Featuring Nearly 100 Artists and 25 World Premieres

    Spanning transformative works from almost 100 internationally renowned artists, this landmark event is perhaps the best free event to add to your cultural calendar in 2026.

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    Rising 2026 Is Ascending, Adding a Pasifika Block Party, Underground Club Nights and First Peoples-Led Works to Its Huge Lineup

    This city-wide arts and culture festival is climbing higher in 2026, now adding Pasifika block parties, underground club nights and art trams to the mix.

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    Record Store Day Is Back — Spin Into Your Local Vinyl Shop to Catch Live Gigs, Special Events and Limited-Edition Releases

    From vinyl drops to live sets, Record Store Day celebrates Australia’s thriving indie record store scene and growing physical music sales.

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    Ability Fest Is Taking Over The Timber Yard This Weekend — We Chat with Dylan Alcott About Shaping a Truly Accessible Dance Floor

    Set to deliver its first fully electronic lineup, Ability Fest sees Dylan Alcott push accessibility further to build a better, more inclusive live music scene.

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    Sorrento Writers Festival Returns with Over 200 Names, Presenting Bold Conversations That Tackle The Big Issues of Our Time

    Bringing more than 200 thought-provoking writers and thinkers to the coast, this seaside gathering unpacks timely issues and delivers fresh perspectives.

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    The Nordics' Favourite Fashion Resale App Tise Has Officially Landed in Australia — And There's No Seller Fees

    Secondhand style lovers have a fresh platform to explore, as this Nordic favourite arrives in Australia, bringing fee-free selling and a social twist.

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    The 18 Best Hair Salons in Melbourne

    From celebrity stylists to specialist studios, leave your locks to some of the best hair salons in Melbourne.

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    HoMie Has Revealed Its Latest AFL Streetwear Collection, Featuring Everyday Knits That Make Footy Fandom Look Good

    Back your team without sacrificing style, as HoMie’s latest AFL collection transforms club colours into everyday wear.

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    Now Open: Libertine Parfumerie's Melbourne Flagship Boutique Is Elevating Armadale with a Curated World of Exquisite Fragrances

    Amid Armadale's upscale precinct, this flagship fragrance boutique celebrates exquisite scents and heritage-rich luxury.

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    Designed to Put Patients at Ease, Brisbane Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery's New James Street Digs Embraces Human-Centred Design

    In the James Street precinct, this clinic's new human-centred approach to healthcare design feels more like a home or hotel rather than a medical facility.

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    Tassie Winter Is a Hot Ticket in 2026 — Catch These Must-See Off-Season Events, From Dark Mofo to Diverge Skyruns

    Spanning the occult to the downright jaw-dropping, Tasmania's winter events schedule is so stacked the cold weather just becomes part of the experience.

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    This Just In: Qantas Is Cutting Domestic Flights and Raising Prices as the Airline's Fuel Costs Blow Out to $3.3 Billion

    Australia's national airline has announced it's increasing the price of airfares and reducing domestic capacity to address significant fuel cost concerns.

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    How to Hack Hotel Travel: Deals, Upgrades and Insider Benefits

    From using loyalty points to booking directly, these hotel hacks can help you make the most of your travel plans.

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    From Elevated Dining to the Best in Beaches: Here's Why Perth Needs to Be On Your Travel Hit List This Year

    From Indian Ocean sunsets to standout dining and wine regions within reach, Perth is one of Australia’s most rewarding city escapes.

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    Gastronomy, Festivities and Frivolity: A Weekender's Guide to Adelaide During Mad March

    Heading to Adelaide for Mad March? Here’s how to spend a weekend during Fringe and WOMADelaide — including where to stay, eat, drink, play and wander.

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    Now Open: Leaning Into the Suburb's Legacy, Crowne Plaza Melbourne Carlton Marks the Neighbourhood's First Global Stay

    This historic neighbourhood is still achieving milestones thanks to the arrival of its first internationally branded hotel, inspired by Carlton's people and culture.

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