Whilst an excuse to escape to Daylesford was never really necessary, the 21st Boîte Singers’ Festival running from 13-16 January 2011 certainly justifies a visit to the spa country. This four-day festival is packed with six concerts and over forty …
Shopping for a new bikini or swimsuit can be a terrifying experience. Bikini shopping often takes place at the start of summer when we are contemplating upcoming summer holidays. Our pale winter skin craves for some sunny days, we have …
If you were asked to name your ten favourite weekend activities, chances are they wouldn’t include moving house. Moving is unfortunately a necessary occurrence that is impossible to avoid and usually gobbles up the best part of a weekend or …
Whilst apartment living has its advantages, there are sometimes restrictions. Lack of garden space is one such challenge, so house plants can be a great way of getting your green-thumb-fix whilst making the best of limited space. There are numerous …
As the oldest operating market in Melbourne, South Melbourne Market has been a landmark for the local area since 1867. A short stroll along from the market is Coventry St, another local landmark and home to a treasure trove of …
Since registering for the half marathon distance for the Melbourne Marathon in October, I have been steadily increasing my long runs. However, building up mileage is not just about running as far as you can. Variety in training that encompasses …
The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) may be a much-loved Melbourne attraction with world-class permanent and temporary collections, yet one of the most charming, tranquil places in the NGV building is not found within its galleries. The NGV Tea Room, …
A hub of art and culture, the Melbourne Athenaeum has remained an iconic Melbourne feature since its foundation in 1839. The original rendered two-storey building was built to house Melbourne’s first Mechanics’ Institution as well as a Hall for Council …
