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What does your musical taste say about your personality and lifestyle?

Survey shows that personality traits are correlated with your musical taste. Blues, jazz, classical, opera, heavy metal or punk. Who are you?

The Carpenter’s Ruin brings continental charm to St. Kilda

The Carpenter’s Ruin reimagines the traditional St. Kilda pub experience by blending coastal flavours with a clear continental sensibility. Under the vision of Amy McGouldrick and Ciara Woodside, the venue offers a refined yet relaxed atmosphere for the local community.

St Kilda sunset sessions: The timeless appeal of beachfront dining

Stokehouse provides a serene escape from the busy promenade, offering guests a sophisticated setting to enjoy panoramic ocean views. The menu features fresh marine produce and modern Australian techniques, creating an immersive dining experience on the edge of the bay.

Live music and festivals in Braeside and the Kingston area

The suburbs surrounding Braeside offer a diverse range of live music experiences, from intimate acoustic sessions to large scale outdoor festivals. This guide explores the premier venues and annual events that define the musical landscape of the Kingston region.

Sustainable seafood takes centre stage in Carlton

Cordelia is a thoughtful new dining space in Carlton dedicated to sustainable ocean produce and ethical sourcing. Led by Alex Gavioli and Sarah Freudendal, the restaurant champions lesser-known fish species to encourage more conscious consumption habits.

Live Music and Performance Venues in Canterbury and Boroondara

The Historic Appeal of Kew Court House One of the most significant venues near Canterbury is the Kew Court House. This former police station and

A sophisticated European bistro arrives in Carlton

Bar Carnation brings a sophisticated European bistro experience to Carlton, blending architectural design with a menu focused on high-quality Victorian produce. The venue offers a refined atmosphere and a curated wine list that includes a discreet on-site bottle shop for guests.

Hipster gentrification. a defence: suburbs lack inner city’s third places.

Hipsters have an uneasy place in our cultural landscape, not least their role in gentrification.

A coastal classic finds new rhythm in St. Kilda

Discover how a beloved St. Kilda fine dining institution balances a stunning coastal location with an exceptional, modern menu that elevates local seafood. This coastal classic continues to offer delightful culinary surprises through constant refinement and dedicated craft.

Third Spaces can be an effective remedy to urban loneliness.

Third places can help alleviate urban loneliness by creating or enhancing a sense of community on a smaller, more human scale.