June 2021

• Aru Restaurant
• Gânache Chocolate
• Falls Creek
• Marimekko: Emporium Melbourne
• Try these sweet, boozy brioche by an ex-Dinner by Heston patisserie chef
• Future Shapers: Minus18's Micah Scott, who wants to celebrate queer young people
• Enjoy chocolate created by an Aboriginal-owned business this NAIDOC Week
• Meet the people changing Melbourne's food and drink scene
• Future Shapers: Bruce Pascoe, the author and farmer who's reexamining history
• “Boys coming from every direction”: What to expect when you see Magic Mike Live
• Meletos
• Restrictions will relax further in Melbourne on Thursday night
• The poptastic 'Six the Musical' is coming to Melbourne in 2022
• Five reasons to visit Firelight Festival this winter
• Future Shapers: Shannon Martinez, the chef who will convince you to go vegan
• Future Shapers: Miranda Sharp, who wants you to know where your food comes from
• Future Shapers: Hana Assafiri, who's using food to start meaningful conversations
• Future Shapers: Marcus Godinho on how FareShare provides more than just meals
• Future Shapers: Uncle Dave Wandin, the Elder who wants to reverse climate change
• Paperlust
• Refugee-run food businesses to support this Refugee Week
• Brace yourselves, the Hawthorn Hotel is back
• Future Shapers: Luz Restrepo, who wants to see more migrant women succeed
• Future Shapers: Kon Karapanagiotidis, the CEO who wants to lose his job
• Meet the people changing Melbourne in Civics
• Future Shapers: Alan Crabbe, who makes creativity Pozible
• Future Shapers: Clothing the Gaps won't ever give up the fight
• Future Shapers: Rebecca Scott and Kate Berrelle, who are STREATs ahead
• Future Shapers: Future Crunch want us to be optimistic about the future
• Metro border and 25km bubble to end as Melbourne eases restrictions
• Aunty Donna have announced a new live show and it's coming to Melbourne
• A love letter to the Corner Hotel pole: a pillar of Melbourne's live music scene
• Smith Street has been named the coolest street in the world
• Two artists want to beam your messages of hope into the night sky
• Melbourne lockdown to end with restrictions in place for the long weekend
• Just Falafs are giving out free falafel pitas on the public holiday
• Romans Original
• Matteo's Delicatessen
• N. Lee Bakery
• Grab a free six-pack of beer courtesy of Bodriggy Brewing Co this Friday
• Try Jerry Mai's bánh mì with matched beers again this weekend
• You can do a 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle of a hand-drawn map of Melbourne
• Melbourne’s physical distancing rules explained and how to go out right now
• Solve a historical Melbourne murder with this augmented-reality mobile game
• Learn how to make premium cocktails with Gimlet's virtual class
• Exciting booze deliveries to order from across Victoria
• Support these six Victorian coffee roasters who deliver
• Get a knitting kit and flowers delivered to your door this weekend
• Hamilton is officially coming to Melbourne in 2022
• The Victorian government has announced another round of $200 regional travel vouchers
• Been vaccinated? You can get free popcorn at these Melbourne cinemas
• Meet the man who voices Melbourne’s trams
• Gumbuya World wants you to name its famous giant pheasant
• Enjoy the MSO at home thanks to the orchestra's streaming service
• Westside food precinct Grazeland is now open for takeaway
• Make your own giant pretzels at home with these DIY kits
• Rocco's Bologna Discoteca is back for three days only
• A chef's winter pantry essentials: Victor Liong from Lee Ho Fook
• Where to buy Australian-made hand sanitisers
• How to have the most Melbourne day ever indoors
• Rising festival's remaining shows cancelled due to extended lockdown
• Melbourne hard lockdown extended, with rules changing for regional Victoria
• ACMI is closed, but its online streaming service is open for business
• A sky-high infinity pool is coming to Docklands, and it's open to the public
• 5 moments that shaped this year's Splendour in the Grass
• Drake is bringing his huge arena tour to Melbourne later this year
• The artist formerly known as Chet Faker will be using his real name from now on
• January 1 is a hot contender for the 2018 Hottest 100
• There's a new hidden whisky bar opening tonight
• Drake played one of the best arena shows we've ever seen
• Whisky & Alement are selling rare whiskies from their cellar in time for Christmas
• A Harry Potter pop-up shop has arrived in Melbourne
• Huxtaburger expands its empire to Footscray (with $1 burgers)
• The legends behind Fancy Hank’s are opening up a karaoke-fuelled rooftop bar
• Melbourne's getting a new Japanese dessert chain doing apple turnovers
• Support Australian farmers by buying dinner
• Midnight Oil are reforming
• Welcome to jungle: Guns N' Roses are playing at the 'G
• Kanye West is opening a pop-up store in Sydney and Melbourne
• Melbourne's brunch game just gained some Indian flair
• You've got to chai Melbourne's hottest new beverage truck
• Book your tickets: the Splendour in the Grass 2016 line-up is here
• Why Baker Boy loves Melbourne (yes, OK, it's at least partly the food)
• Queen Victoria Market announces its Summer Night Market line-up
• A new beachside bar is popping up in Torquay
• Melbourne's getting a ride-share service for women
• Do More Than Drink at Melbourne bars – now you can also support asylum seekers
• Wallace & Gromit and Friends: The Magic of Aardman arrives at ACMI in 2017
• Revolver is hosting a massive 10-hour DJ set this weekend
• 'Thunderstorm Asthma' keeps Melbourne wheezing all night long
• Melbourne's getting a drive-in rooftop cinema
• There's a garden-themed, riverside pop-up bar for summer
• Bistro Morgan gets a permanent home in Windsor
• Sugar Mountain Festival is hosting a dog show
• The Mercy Hub