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Rock rebel Bon Scott given mythical qualities in new mural
A new and distinct mural featuring former AC/DC singer Bon Scott has been unveiled in the laneway named after the legendary band he fronted.
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There’s happiness in a sharp, handmade blade
Little Collins St business Zan Shin marks its first anniversary in August. The shop’s owner and manager say its Japanese knives and knife-sharpening service can bring customers fun and happiness. Hundreds of five-star reviews suggest they may be right.
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Knowing more about brain injury
Brain injuries can happen to anyone, and while the Melbourne CBD-based self-advocacy organisation Brain Injury Matters (BIM) faces an uncertain future, it wants to see more public education about this type of trauma.
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SilkGear brings curated tech retail to Bourke St
A new premium technology retailer opening on Bourke St next month is promising to give Melburnians a hands-on way to discover the next wave of global consumer technology.
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Artist’s bold new show lands at Donkey Wheel House
A new exhibition by local artist Maya Tamang has opened at Jump Left at Donkey Wheel House, bringing together a flamboyant and deeply personal series of portraits inspired by classic Hollywood, personal identity and cultural icons.
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Fund to help Melbourne musicals hit the stage
A new $1 million fund will support the development and production of original musical theatre works in Victoria, as the state government and City of Melbourne look to build the next generation of homegrown stage hits.
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No passing FAD – Chinatown bar clocks up 31 years
Over three decades FAD Gallery Bar has proved its appeal lies well and truly beyond the dictates of fashion. Times have changed and clearly gotten tougher, but the venue is still serving up the art, relaxed vibes and love of life to its eclectic community.
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Scots’ Church announces 2026 Organ Recital Series
Scots’ Church Melbourne will present its 2026 Organ Recital Series this August and September, celebrating the versatility and beauty of the church’s renowned Rieger organ.
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Soup Factory serves winter comfort at QVM
Winter Night Market stall The Soup Factory gets crazy busy on a Wednesday night. Thanks to a pop-up residence in the dairy hall, its unusual offering is currently also on offer to QVM day shoppers.
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Craning its neck for all to see
For nearly half a century, a steam crane stood over the Yarra, a hulking reminder of the river’s working life.
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