Haircuts and style trends are constantly shifting and you’ll need a barber that’s versatile and knowledgable to create the ...

The early ’70s musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice has arrived back on the Melbourne stage with the energy and ...

Have you heard the one about where comedians like to eat while in town for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival? Sammy J, Josh Glanc and more spill all. For the unacquainted, think of it as ...

Pelicans to play preseason games in Melbourne against NBL’s Melbourne United and South East Melbourne Phoenix on Oct. 3 and 5. Official release Key stakeholders of the NBL and NBA pose during a ...

Melbourne’s most expensive suburb offers tree-lined streets, picturesque heritage homes and access to sought-after private schools, but some buyers have never heard of it. Deepdene is the ...

Craft beer and local music might be the crowning achievement of Gen X. In reality . . . The most important thing aging hipsters will do is garner enough cash to pay the property taxes on the old & ...

There was a time when the best burgers in Melbourne came from your local fish and chip place, usually with a slice of beetroot and a couple of extra dim sims. Actually, now we think about it, those ...

If you're anything like me and you're constantly wondering why you're here instead of Paris or Bordeaux my list of Melbourne’s best French restaurants might save you a trip. Melbourne’s bustling ...

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We're happier than ever because the 23-year-old superstar is about to hit Melbourne for four sold-out shows Update Friday, March 7: With two Melbourne shows under her belt and a day off to ...

In percentage terms, it is growing faster than any other capital city. By 2034, Melbourne’s population will jump from 5.2 million to a staggering 6.5 million. Mostly, the change is hard to notice.