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The AFL superstar opens up on the sport's highs and lows – including his role in educating Indigenous youngsters, racial abuse and time away from family – in new documentary on season 2020.

Plan your day on a plate this year's food-lovers' event, which wraps three delicious festivals into one to make up for last year's cancellation due to COVID.

An Australian exclusive exhibition of clothing, photos and film celebrating the revolutionary fashion designer Mary Quant opens this month in Bendigo.

“I want the unexpected anticipation to come back to art shows, where people will be talking about it for years to come".

Whether it be a quiet bite on a weeknight or a full-blown weekend spree in a foodie paradise, this section of Lygon Street has it all.

"The main thing is just keeping our team’s tactics and things away from each other. You normally want to debrief with your partner, your closest person, about things that go on, and footy is the main thing we have going on".

It's been a while since Melbourne got to have a good giggle and this year's Comedy Fest is the perfect way to look back and laugh.

Nestled between two of Melbourne's business roads, this green oasis hasn't changed much since it opened in 1862.

On your next night out, go with the flow and let one of the city's best sommeliers take you on a journey through a list of top tipples.

With 60 to 85 traditional dishes available to order at any time, this restaurant in the city and western suburbs brings a full banquet to home.

Fashion designer Jason Grech switched from making red carpet dresses to tea towels during lockdown but this year's annual frock fest marks his triumphant return to glitz and glam.

The Dutch painter's famous works will be beamed across a 3000-square-metre space, at a new gallery set to shake up the art world.

"I still think anyone caught doing or saying racist things should have to wear a T-shirt to apologise. They need to stand on a corner and we shame them into being normal."