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The Goon Sax album launch with Chook Race, Hearing and Dag
Pierre Roelofs dessert evenings
Golden Girls EP launch with Time for Dreams and OCDANTAR
EATDRINK
Pierre Roelofs dessert evenings are on again!
Three things to consider when thinking of dining at a really hyped new dumpling place
G-Grill
GOODS
The All Day Tote
SIG The Label
Orange you glad it's wine?
HEAR
Marcus Whale's 'Music of the Masochistic and of Despair' playlist
The Drones, 'Feelin Kinda Free'
A 'Saturn Returns' mixtape by Loose Tooth
LOOK
Bitch Prefect Thru the Ages…
A fan letter to Nost
Your White Night out
MAKE
Repair your fridge with CD cases
A DIY hologram projector for your phone
How to Pickle It
MEET
An interview with Georgia Perry
Once and For All: How to use a semicolon, with David Astle
Once and For All: How to do a tumble turn, with Gary Simpson
READ
Helio Press
Tempered Journal
Filmme Fatales issue #7
SHOP
dot Comme, Curtin House
No One Special
Brunswick Wine Shop
STRAY
A report from the inaugural Gaytimes Festival
Golden Plains roundup 2016: tops and bottoms
Lake Lysterfield
STREET
Inner Varnika 2016, gallery 2
Inner Varnika 2016, gallery 1
Gaytimes Festival
WATCH
Tops picks for MQFF
A Bigger Splash
Alliance Française French Film Festival Guide for the Disorganised
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Sabina McKenna
It's here! The much-loved online fashion boutique dot Comme has finally arrived in physical form. It's a collaborative project between Octavius LaRos...
Anaya Latter
No One Special is a DIY publishing house that's as unassuming as its name. Its home Nowhere Special is nestled in a part of Lygon St that seems to be per...
Claire Feain
Everyone knows one of the best ways to drink wine is in the park on a hot night with your friends. You just grab a couple of cheap plastic glasses from the c...
Strangeworld Records
Sam West
My mate Nick Buckley told me about Strangeworld Records the other week. Nick's a vinyl enthusiast who lives just around the corner. Apparently he wandere...
Film Never Die Cafe
Film Never Die Cafe is less of a cafe and more of a hang out for devoted light painters. You can climb the creaky stairs, get a tasty coffee (it's availa...
Baserange Melbourne Summer Store
No Order Market is like a shimmering, hand-stitched sequin of hope for high fashion retail in Melbourne. And, as of a few days ago, they have a new addition ...
IRRÉVERSIBLE Online Store
Alyssia Elgawly
There is just that something extra special about vintage couture that makes the fashionista in me piddle (and I know I’m not the only one). Founded in Sydney...
Craft Victoria Pop Up Shop 2015
Jeez. one month, plenty of free events and demonstrations, around 70 of the best makers, ceramics, glass, jewellery, paper, timber, textiles. Craft Victoria ...
Eye Am Hair
You're a day-and-a-half deep into the music festival. You already woke up covered in a hot film of dry beer, sweat and muck but now you're absolutely...
Good Vibes Yoga
Short of spending a sunny morning on grassy patch next to a trickling waterfall, Good Vibes seems to me (a total novice) like the best possible environment t...
Shifting Worlds
Kiloran Hiscock
In the last year, with the disappearance of several unique and beloved local shops (Dagmar Rousset and, more recently, Pet Shop Girls) coinciding with the op...
P.A.M.'s new home
Issy Beech
When I was a teenager my friends and I used to go into the city after school just to lurk around the Someday Store on level two of Curtin House. We could nev...
Home-work x Radical Yes shop-in-shop
Us
Radical Yes design shoes you can walk all day in and click your heels in when necessary. They're popping up in much-loved local design and textiles studi...
Grey Gardens Projects
Sometimes going to see a film can be a bit of a P in the A. You’re either in a shopping centre paying approximately a thousand dollars to see a blockbuster a...
Guild of Objects
Every week we try to fill our events calendar with the best workshops we can find. Lately, any of the 'Clay Social' classes run out the back of Guild...
FME Apparel
Emily Naismith
Dressing comfortably in Richmond usually means fashioning your Tigers scarf into a hat or staying in your gym clothes all day. But with the arrival of FME Ap...
Vinyl Space Records & Collectables
Rag on International Record Store Day all you want; how major labels have co-opted the vinyl revival for their own corporate interests and bottlenecked the f...
Here & Far pop-up homewares shop
If you’ve ever started an Etsy search at ‘Moroccan cushion’ and ended up, three hours later, on — oh, I don’t know — ‘used novel by TAO LIN complete with Org...
Human Salon
Getting your hair done obviously isn't just about getting your hair done, it's about spending time with another human in a comfortable place that sme...
One Fine Print Pop-Up Showcase
Ben Birchall
Walls look terrible bald (echoes of previous tenants, cracks that remind us of the shifting sands under our very feet, mould) which is why we cover them. At ...
Wild Things
When we first met Angie and Marcus through their home business Local Organics, the organic pseudo-grocer they were running out of their backyard in East Brun...
Kinobi x Radical Yes pop up shop
Kinobi are all about beautiful, functional and ethical clothing. Radical Yes design shoes you can walk all day in and click your heels in when necessary. The...
BP (Bikes Please)
Jack Wedde
The westerly blows your sweat-sodden locks around the hard plastic of your helmet, you squint down the length of the river and drive your legs hard, cranking...
Dust Redux
Sarah Werkmeister
Dust's underground location immediately evokes an archeological feel. Though theirs is a future-archeology beckoning visitors to stimulate the five sense...
Lygon St Nursery Pop Up Store at Curtin House
Plants are such a good gift option. They can be nice and neutral enough to give as an obligatory Kris Kringle type thing. Or, if you go to the trouble of mat...
The best places to buy cans before Meredith
Meredith. The one weekend of the year you can't cook on your camp stove, chill on your beanbag, or drink your ale from glass. But fret not. Thoughtful bo...
DUST store opening
New high-concept label and retail space DUST is opening on Saturday and wants to “engender a constant now”, which is an admirable ambition in the...
Plug Seven Pops Up on Smith St
Do you want an original pressing of Neil Young's Trans? His misunderstood masterpiece from 1983 when he had a bit of a midlife crisis and decided to soun...