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Surf "N" Turf Range at YOMG Bringing the Summer Vibes

YOMG has done it again. The Melbourne burger legends and champions of frozen yogurt have just dropped their Surf ’n’ Turf range, and it’s pure bottled sunshine. Six weeks only, gone for good at 5pm on Thursday March 5, so if you haven’t tried it yet, move fast.

This menu is all the best bits of an Australian summer: surf club canteen classics remixed with YOMG’s big, bold burger energy, served in limited-edition blue-and-white packaging that’s basically begging for a beach picnic or a lazy park hang with mates. 

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Sama at The Grandview Hotel - Bringing the warmth of Lebanon

Looking for a standout Lebanses dining experience in Melbourne? In the quiet suburban embrace of Fairfield, where Melbourne's inner north unfolds with unpretentious charm, a new star has risen. Sama Grandview, nestled within the storied walls of The Grandview Hotel - a heritage-listed pub dating back to 1888 - opened its doors in late 2025, and it already feels like a destination worth crossing the city for.

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Sport

Floating Tennis Court on The Yarra at LE CLUB LACOSTE for AO

Lacoste, the iconic French brand and pioneer of fashion-sport with a rich tennis heritage, is bringing its celebrated LE CLUB LACOSTE experience to Australia for the very first time. We are excited to attend the launch of this exciting and historical experience! (Check out our social media later in the week).

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New Summer Menu Hit Dishes at Lexy Melbourne Ready for AO

Lexy Melbourne, the Asian-fusion restaurant anchoring Flinders Lane’s dining scene with its modern pan-Asian approach, has a vibrant new summer menu. As the temperature continues to soar, Lexy Melbourne is stepping up again with innovative fusion dishes to suit the season. With the exciting new dishes and drinks, Lexy Melbourne is the perfect place to visit before or after a visit to the Australian Open!

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Alliance Française French Film Festival 2026

Following a record-breaking 2025 edition with almost 199,000 attendees, the Alliance Française French Film Festival (AF FFF), Australia’s largest national film festival and the biggest festival of French cinema outside of France, has announced its 2026 return. Ahead of its arrival the festival has revealed a trailer and teases an “avant-goût” (“foretaste”) of seven bold new films set to screen from 3 March - 26 April, 2026 nationwide, including Melbourne from 4 March - 8 April.

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Cobram Estate: A Summer Staple That Is Actually Good For You

For a long time now we been adopting high grade olive oil as part of our healthy food choices. And especially in this season. Summer is all about fresh salads, BBQs, long lunches and visiting friends but it’s also the season when people are looking for ingredients that feel lighter, healthier and genuinely good for them, without sacrificing flavour. Enter Cobram Estate.

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Lee Kum Kee and Seoul Garden Co-Create a Signature Menu Championing Modern Korean Flavours

Global pantry icon Lee Kum Kee has partnered with one of Australia’s busiest Korean restaurant groups, Seoul Garden, to launch a new national signature menu celebrating bold, modern Korean flavours now available permanently across all Seoul Garden locations. The collaboration introduces a curated selection of hot, flavour-forward dishes that reimagine Korean classics through the depth, aroma and versatility of Lee Kum Kee’s most loved sauces.

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Speakeasy Perfection at Mill Place Merchants

Looking for a Melbourne bar that delivers on vibe, drinks, but also in terms of elevated small dishes? In the labyrinthine laneways of Melbourne’s CBD, where the city’s pulse beats loudest yet its secrets hide deepest, there exists a bold red door at the end of Mill Place that feels like a portal to another time. Push through it, and you leave the clamor of modern life behind, stepping into Mill Place Merchants - a speakeasy so perfectly realized that it feels less like a bar and more like a private indulgence preserved from the 19th century. Housed in a heritage-listed merchant building from the 1840s, this is not a contrived theme park of prohibition nostalgia but a genuine immersion into old-world elegance, executed with such conviction that it has swiftly become one of Melbourne’s most essential drinking and dining destinations.

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