City File

Sometimes all we need is a quiet moment to rest – whether that’s lingering in a cafe, getting a head massage or touching grass. In partnership with Sheet Society, here’s where to find a moment of calm in Melbourne.

If you know, you know. And as the suburb evolves beyond just Prahran and St Kilda’s neighbour, these are the venues worth knowing. In partnership with Goldfields, here’s where locals actually go in Windsor.

Catch a one-night-only dinner at a Japanese diner, hit up a fashion pop-up and see a theatrical phenomenon before it ends. In partnership with Asahi Super Dry, here’s what to mark on your calendars.

The inner-north suburb has mastered “that balance between change and staying true to itself”. In partnership with Square, Meg Tanaka shares where to eat, drink and unwind in this effortlessly cool neighbourhood.

The beloved cultural destination brings a new Rone art installation, late-night music and the World’s Longest Dinner to Melbourne’s southeast this winter.

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“It’s the closest thing I’ve experienced to flying while on the ground.” In partnership with FTN Motion, we look at the new transportation option that’s just landed on Aussie roads.

The kitchen whiz behind Recipes by Victoria makes it all look easy, but running her business takes a mammoth effort. In partnership with F5 Collective, we sit down with the sole trader to find out how she does it – and her one big tip for aspiring entrepreneurs.

The single-screen cinema – in a former football factory – raised over $42,000 via a crowdfunding campaign. The action starts this Thursday.

Frustrated by a system that shuts women out, Tracey Warren and Bree Kirkham aren’t just providing women with capital, but also infrastructure needed to grow a business. In partnership with F5 Collective, we chat to them both about creating change and supporting women in the industry.

The 64-seat theatre will show local, indie and avant-garde films that “need to be seen on screen.”

A video obtained by the Age depicts Pietro Barbagallo telling customers, “Get out of my fucking restaurant,” while pulling the tablecloth out from under their plates.