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Event
Hawkeye Winter Premium Luxe Sale
Fri, 9 Aug - Sat, 10 Aug 2019
270 Young Street, Fitzroy
A Fitzroy warehouse will be stocked with discount vintage Gucci, Chanel, Dior and more.
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Event
Oyster Frenzy 2019
Tue, 23 Jul and Tue, 20 Aug 2019
The Botanical, South Yarra
Get ready to eat your body weight in the ocean's greatest gifts.
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Guide
Five Sensory Art Experiences in Melbourne You Can Immerse Yourself in This Winter
Pull on your winter coat to see projections across the city, sit down to a five-course art dinner in a CBD bunker and walk through a room of rain (without getting wet).
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News
Buses Will Replace Trains on a Heap of Melbourne's Train Lines Again This Winter
Parts of the rail network will be closed throughout July to complete upgrades for the Metro Tunnel.
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Four Pillars Is About to Release Its 2019 Batch of Bloody Good Bloody Shiraz Gin
The distillery has acquired a big bunch of Victorian shiraz to make more of the cult favourite annual release than ever before.
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Guide
Four Coeliac Australia-Accredited Spots Where You Can Get a Good Gluten-Free Feed in Melbourne
If you're coeliac, you're probably used to missing out on late-night gyros and actually good chewy pizza bases — until now.
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Melbourne Will Host a Huge New Annual Winter Arts Festival from Next Year
It will combine Melbourne International Arts Festival and White Night and move them to a new winter timeslot.
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This Is What it Will Be Like to Ride Along Melbourne's First Elevated Bicycle Highway
When it opens in 2022, the 'veloway' will sit above Footscray Road as part of the West Gate Tunnel Project.
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Event
Hawkeye Vintage Super Sale 2019
Wed, 15 May - Sun, 19 May 2019
270 Young Street, Fitzroy
A Fitzroy warehouse will be stocked with 30,000 pieces of discount vintage Gucci, Chanel, Dior and more.
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NGV Friday Nights 2019
Multiple single dates
NGV International, Melbourne
Gear up for weekly gigs, spritzes and after-dark access to the NGV's new Terracotta Warrior exhibition.
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Guide
Australia's Best Winter Festivals That Will Make You Actually Want to Go Outside
From nude swims in Hobart to all-nighters in Melbourne, these arts festivals are made for winter weekenders.
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News
Splendour in the Grass Announces 2019 Lineup Led by Childish Gambino, Chance the Rapper and Tame Impala
Dust off your gumboots — it's a big one.
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News
Melbourne Is Set to Shiver Through Its Coldest March Day in 41 Years Over the Weekend
Temperatures are about to take a tumble — it's set to be the coldest day of the year so far.
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Guide
The Best Bars to Hit When You're Looking to Cosy Up with a Cocktail in the CBD
If there's one thing the city isn't wanting for, it's cocktail bars — so whether you're searching for old-world charm or glitzy drinks under a disco ball, you'll be able to find it without leaving the grid.
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News
Buses Will Replace Trains on a Heap of Melbourne's Train Lines This April
Parts of the rail network will be closed throughout the month to complete upgrades for the Metro Tunnel and a new fleet of high-capacity trains.
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News
Melbourne Is Set to Score a New Elevated Park as Part of the Arts Precinct's Massive Redevelopment
The first designs for the precinct — which encompasses the yet-to-be-built NGV Contemporary — have been releasedby Melbourne-based practice Hassell and New York's SO-IL.
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Event
Gauchito Gil's Malbec Day 2019
Sat, 13 Apr, 2019
Meat Market, Melbourne
Get acquainted with this Argentinian wine over empanadas and a bottomless glass of the stuff.
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News
This Map Shows Where the Victorian Government's Proposed Suburban Rail Loop Would Travel
The ambitious project to connect all of Melbourne's existing trail lines is hoping to get federal funding with this year's election.
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Guide
Ten Melbourne Art Exhibitions to See Before Summer Ends
Take an air-conditioned adventure to Melbourne's galleries to explore Frida Kahlo's life, a rare collection of Picasso works and what it's like to visit the moon.
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Event
'Blue Planet II' Live in Concert
Sat, 9 Mar, 2019
Plenary, South Wharf
David Attenborough's documentary will be narrated live by Joanna Lumley and accompanied by a live orchestral score.