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Perth’s best bars

A man walks into a small bar, confident there’s never been a better time to drink cocktails in Perth.
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Monster, Canberra

Monster, Canberra

One of the most hotly anticipated restaurants in Canberra finally offers its full menu today...
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What to eat at Cho Cho San

What to eat at Cho Cho San

Chef Jonathan Barthelmess and Longrain restaurateur Sam Christie have opened a new Japanese-inspired restaurant in Sydney...
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Harvest at GOMA, Brisbane

Harvest at GOMA, Brisbane

Harvest, a new exhibition at Brisbane’s GOMA, takes food from the table and the field to the gallery wall.
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Little Sydney 2014 recap

Little Sydney 2014 recap

The Little Sydney marquee space at Royal Randwick, featuring pop-up versions of five of the city’s best restaurants, was a sure bet for hungry punters.
Press Club, Melbourne restaurant review

Press Club, Melbourne restaurant review

George Calombaris’s latest Press Club incarnation is modern Greek meets Aussie kitsch – bold, playful and at times puzzling, but without doubt memorable, writes Michael Harden.
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Melbourne’s best pub dining

Melbourne’s best pub dining

The team that’s been wowing the west with excellent steak and oysters for the past few years at The Station Hotel (59 Napier St, Footscray, 03 9687 2913) now has another outlet at the Wayside Inn (446 City Rd, South Melbourne, 03 9682 9119) where exec chef Sean Donovan oversees a lengthy menu that focuses […]
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Brisbane’s best bars

Brisbane’s best bars

Brisbane has punched above its weight in the bar world for a good many years now, but a fresh crop has nonetheless given the city's boozing scene plenty to raise a glass to.
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Northern Light, Melbourne restaurant review

Northern Light, Melbourne restaurant review

East meets West meets East in the inner north at Northern Light. But, writes Michael Harden, there’s more fun to be had in the simple pleasure of eating the dishes than decoding their origins.
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Edible seaweed guide

Edible seaweed guide

With its complexity in flavour and texture, seaweed is the culinary trend taking diners’ palates to another dimension, here's a guide to some of what you might come across.
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Calvisius caviar launch

Calvisius caviar launch

It's one of those "tough job, but someone's got to do it" moments when you're asked to sit down with a first-class farmed caviar producer to sample some of their product...
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Absolut Oz launch party

Absolut Oz launch party

Bondi's Bucket List might not quite be East Egg but that didn't stop Baz Luhrmann and Absolut from throwing a bash that even old Jay Gatz would've liked to celebrate the launch of their latest vodka, Absolut Oz.
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Pecorino cheese

Pecorino cheese

Italy produces a boggling array of pecorino cheeses, writes Will Studd, and they’re (almost) always delicious.
MFWF 2014 line-up

MFWF 2014 line-up

We give you the inside word on the top international talent jetting in for the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival this March.
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The parent trap

The parent trap

Fergus Henderson finds that when catering for the kids, it’s best to resist the temptation to reach for the bottle.
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Lost Picnic

Lost Picnic

Lost Picnic is a new music festival with a culinary twist...
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Heat wave

Heat wave

Tabasco sauce is a favourite condiment the world over with everyone from the US military to astronauts...