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Ben Williams & Benjamin Norris

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Carmen Pavlovic, Producer King Kong & John Forman, General Manager Eureka Skydeck.

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Derryn Hinch

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Derryn Hinch, John Forman & Geoff Cox

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Esther Hannaford, star of King Kong Live on Stage

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Eureka 89 hosts

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Keith & Christian Wagstaff

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King Kong and Ann Darrow

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King Kong and Ann Darrow

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Paul O'Brien & John Forman

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Paul O'Brien, owner Red Rock Leisure & Eureka 89 hosts

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Sarah Willcocks and friend

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Dior Watches Launch

15/09/2011

Anton Jewellery in conjunction with Dior launched a new line of Dior watches at the Westin Hotel. Hosted by Emma Freedman, the daughter of Lee Freedman, the event saw familiar faces such as Nadia Coppolino be inspired by the designer’s exquisite new range. view

Twelfth Annual Lavazza Italian Film Festival Launch

14/09/2011

Rising star of Italian cinema, Matilde Maggio, officially opened the Lavazza Italian Film Festival in Melbourne. The festival is this country’s biggest celebration of Italian cinema and has more than 1000 sessions nationally. Synonymous with true Italian style and flavour, Lavazza’s partnership added a delicious dimension shaking up Lavazza mocha martinis for guests. view

Joey Scandizzo Salon Launch

13/09/2011

Australian hairdresser of the year for two consecutive years, Joey Scandizzo, launched his flagship self-titled Melbourne salon at an invite-only cocktail party in South Yarra. Hosted by Ruby Rose, the event featured a who’s who of Melbourne fashion, sports and TV in Scandizzo’s unprecedented style. view

Choir of Hard Knocks 5th birthday celebration

13/09/2011

The Choir of Hope and Inspiration, formerly the Choir of Hard Knocks, celebrated it’s fifth birthday with a self-devised theatre piece My Fair Label at Federation Square’s BMW Edge Theatre. More than 300 people packed into the sold-out show, raising much-needed funds for the community choir. » www.choirofhopeandinspiration.com view

The Pains of Youth play

09/09/2011

Independent theatre company The Artisan Collective lifted the curtain at The Malthouse Theatre on it’s newest production Pains of Youth, this month. Showcasing Melbourne’s newest talents from The Victorian College of the Arts, the play attracted theatre aficionados for a gripping take on issues facing many young people today. » www.theartisancollective.com view

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