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Tram jams
Alpine jamming on the 112 tram to Fitzroy Confirming that live music really is part of the fabric of Melbourne, even the trams are ‘on track’ with Melbourne’s music scene. A Zone-1 ticket could also...
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Rare opportunity to visit Daylesford artists’ private studios
For the first time ever this November only, visitors to Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges will have the rare opportunity to visit the region’s profilic artist community at their private studios. Thirty...
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Wangaratta jazzes up in November
Music lovers across Australia will unite at the country’s favourite event on the blues and jazz calendar with Wangaratta jazzing up for another eclectic and diverse year at the Wangaratta Jazz &...
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Melbourne’s credentials as Australia’s leading city in creativity, innovation and strategic thinking are being reinforced with its upcoming hosting of the third Creative Innovation Asia Pacific 2012...
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Farmers market new iphone app
There’s now an easier way for market lovers to track down and visit accredited local farmers markets in Victoria. The Victorian Farmers’ Market Association has launched a new app which is available...
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Print Weave Make
Three of Melbourne’s most highly celebrated cultural institutions will open their doors to the crafty community of Melbourne in November. Australian Print Workshop, Australian Tapestry Workshop and...
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The Best of Summer Night Markets
Summer’s warmer weather and longer days provides numerous opportunities to explore atmospheric night markets in Melbourne and beyond. Night markets are an emerging trend in Victoria, as locals and...
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Rubicon ARI joins Melbourne’s independent art scene
It’s been dubbed a creative incubator, a hotbed of ideas and talent, few cities in the world can claim the number of artist galleries and spaces per capita that Melbourne can. More than any other...
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The Cool House
In addition to The Design Files Open House, 29 November – 2 December sees another design-delicious, pop-up retail space opening its doors in Melbourne: The Cool House is the first retail incarnation of...
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It’s smokin’ in Bellarine
A new, boutique smokehouse has launched on the Bellarine Peninsula, offering all-natural products that showcase the best of the region. Housed onsite at Jack Rabbit Vineyard, the Bellarine Smokehouse...
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Musical medley on the Murray
The Murray’s twin-towns of Echuca-Moama will burst into song next month for the Riverboats Music Festival following on from the huge success of last year’s inaugural event. Bringing together music,...
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See Melbourne of yesteryear
Step back in time to see Melbourne as it once was – with the new app Lost! 100 Lost Buildings of Melbourne. With the discovery of gold in the 1800s, Melbourne was a glorious boom town. At that time,...
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New Café Bus winery tours
An exciting new winery tour, Café Bus, takes visitors to two of Victoria’s premier winery regions, Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula. The Cafe Bus is a uniquely designed 18 seater bus, fitted out...
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Kryal Castle’s medieval transformation
Kryal Castle – Australia’s only medieval theme park and resort, just located outside of Ballarat in Victoria’s Goldfields region, will come to life on Saturday 2 March 2013, enchanting kids and adults...
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‘Real Racing’ through Melbourne
The streets of Melbourne’s CBD, have become virtual grounds in a new game. Gaming company Electronic Arts has released the third installment of popular app, Real Racing, which showcases iconic...
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Literary lovers in for a treat at Clunes Booktown Festival
Regional Victoria’s largest celebration of the book, the Clunes Booktown Festival returns to the historic goldfields village of Clunes over the weekend 4-5 May. Tens of thousands of rare, second hand,...
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New Victorian beer helps save endangered species
Otway Brewing is giving people yet another reason to enjoy Victorian beer. Otway Brewing in partnership with the Cape Otway Conservation Ecology Centre has launched a new beer named ‘Spotted Ale’ with...
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Breakfast with koalas and kangaroos at the Melbourne Zoo
From breakfast with the koalas to hand feeding kangaroos, an exclusive new tour at the Melbourne Zoo invites guests to get up-close and personal with some of Australia’s most loved wildlife. Set to...
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Anne Frank exhibition opens at Sovereign Hill
A new exhibition at Sovereign Hill’s Gold Museum brings the fascinating and tragic story of Anne Frank to Victoria’s goldfields this winter. ’Anne Frank – A History for Today‘ is a world-renowned...
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Snooker championship returns to Bendigo
Snooker fans can see some of the biggest names in world snooker at the Australian Goldfields Open in Bendigo from 8-14 July. The event will see eight of the top 16 players in the world vying for the...
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