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AFL football fans in the stands during a match.

AFL Round 12: Carlton v Geelong Cats

Carlton hosts Geelong in a game set to be both exciting and nerve-wracking.

A couple having a picnic on a green lawn, sitting on a blue patterned blanket with a charcuterie board with cheese, meats, and a baguette is laid out on the blanket.

Laneways Mystery Picnic with Beginner Cocktail Masterclass

Follow digital clues to collect food from secret stops and end with a cocktail masterclass.

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Dotti

At South Wharf DFO, Dotti stocks savvy fashion and accessories for women.

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Where to find the best Sunday roast in Melbourne

Warm up with a good-old-fashioned roast dinner at these local pubs.

A woman in a pink spotted jumpsuit, pointing at something that three other people are turning to look at, at the Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne.

Foodie Walking Tour

Ditch the tourist traps and dive fork-first into Melbourne’s hidden food scene with a local guide.

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Lane's Edge Wine Bar

European-inspired menu and extensive wine list with a focus on natural wine making.

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Mövenpick Café on Spencer

The perfect place to relax and watch the world go by, overlooking Southern Cross Station.

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Fawkner Park Clubrooms

Located in the heart of Fawkner Park serving coffee and food.

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Little Collins St Kitchen (LCSK)

Where the art of grilling harmonises with the freshness of local ingredients.

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Where to go for mulled wine in Melbourne

Spice up your life with these warm winter favourites.

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Spencer Coffee Melbourne

Bringing the warmth and authenticity of a beloved neighbourhood cafe into the heart of the city.

The Capitol theatre building on Swanston Street.

The Capitol

An extraordinary refurbished cinema and destination for events, festivals and live performances.

Interior of restaurant with tables and chairs set for service and a view onto a rear bar, which is flanked by shelves of bottles of wine.

Civico 23

A contemporary wine and tapas bar.

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Feathers Boutique

Melbourne fashion label known for its elegant, tailored designs and quality fabrics.

Crowd of people seated on the grass watching the Moonlight Cinema in the Royal Botanic Gardens.

What's on in February

Things to do in Melbourne in February, from free events to exhibitions and places to visit.

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Dusted Mug

A curated cafe experience with aesthetic interiors, buttery croissants and soul-warming coffee.

The view into a restaurant from the Yarra Riverwalk, showing a large central bar with staff, the words Marmont in cursive font displayed high on an external glass wall.

Marmont

Californian-inspired but uniquely Melbourne with good food, great music, and unbeatable views.

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Kiss & Tell

Experience Asian fusion tapas and cocktails at this bar nestled in the heart of the city.

View of Melbourne skyscrapers from Yarra River.

Parks and Gardens Cruise

Enjoy a one-hour cruise on the relaxing River Gardens sightseeing tour.

Artful display of fruits and vegetables.

Crisp

In Southern Cross Lane, Crisp salad bar sells a range of smoothies, salads and ‘warm bowls’.