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Apr 18 |

Dallas Cuddy's Veal tongue with mustard seeds and watercress juice.

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Apr 18 |

Daniel Wilson's Vietnamese Tiramisu with coffee jelly, condensed milk mousse, salted peanut cream, pandan sponge and caramelised banana.

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Apr 18 |

George Calombaris, Janne Apelgren and The Point's Rabih Yanni.

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Apr 18 |

Josh Murphy's raspberry tart with orange and crystallised fennel.

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Apr 18 |

Justin Wise's Yarra Valley pasture fed lamb, Otway shiitake farce, pan seared foie gras and sauce Rouennaise.

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Mark Briggs' potato gnocchi, crispy veal sweetbreads, spanner crab, merlot vinegar jus.

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Apr 18 |

Michael Fox's king salmon with cucumber and nori.

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Apr 18 |

Pete Dillon and Cameron Smith

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Apr 18 |

Stephen and Paige Quartermain

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Adam D'Sylva's crispy prawn and tapioca betel leaf Pani puri, crisp potato parcel, mung bean, chilli and aromatic water.

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George Calombaris' marron, caramalised tarama, kritharaki.

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Apr 18 |

Nicolas Poelaert's Meli Melo of vegetables, herbs and flowers.

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World’s best BYO

16/07/2012

Melbourne’s first Cure Cancer Australia World’s Best BYO was launched at Cutler and Co. and was a showcase of the best food and wine that Melbourne had to offer. With the primary focus on raising vital funds for the Cure Cancer Australia Foundation, which supports young researchers in the bid to cure cancer, it was a successful night, raising more than $85,000. Guests enjoyed a degustation dinner put together by Andrew McConnell and Peter Gilmore and the rare privilege to BYO a special bottle from their personal cellar and a dedicated sommelier for each table. www.cure.org.au view

$The Claremont launch \ June 28$

The Claremont launch \ June 28

16/07/2012

The Claremont is a residential building designed by award-winning architects Bird de la Coeur, with interiors by Hassell Design, one of Australasia’s top interior-design practices. Businessman Michael Yates was instrumental in the development of the Forrest Hill precinct in South Yarra, which has attracted more than $5 billion in development, and now links South Yarra station to Chapel Street. Attendees at the launch included Michael Yates, Victorian Planning Minister Matthew Guy and Stonnington mayor John Chandler. view

Barkins QV Launch

27/06/2012

Who’s your ultimate style icon? Whether it’s Victoria Beckham, Sienna Miller, Ashley Olsen or Audrey Hepburn, the new-look Barkins stores will have you covered. We all love a good make-over and Barkins is no exception. Under new ownership, Barkins now has a shiny new logo, branding and overall look and feel, so each store just screams of style and sophistication. Barkins QV is the first of the new stores to open in Australia and to celebrate, an exclusive invite-only launch event was held in the Melbourne CBD store on June 27. Guests were spoilt for choice with a Champagne and candy buffet, amazing goodie bags, a live DJ and also the chance to “unlock” one of three gift vouchers valued at up to $1000. A 40 per cent storewide discount was also offered, along with an exclusive viewing of the new winter range. Setting the mood with clean, sharp lines and tinted, moody glass, the new-look store has an edgy and inviting boutique feel. » www.barkins.com.au view

$Strike \ June 8$

Strike \ June 8

18/06/2012

Strike \ June 8 Model Alicia Komodromos had Strike CEO Michael Schreiber at gunpoint at the official launch of its newest venue in Melbourne Central on June 8. The first Strike venue in Victoria equipped with laser skirmish had guests, including Carlton footballers Jordan Russell, Dennis Armfield and Rhy’s O’Keeffe, battling it out in an arena based on urban warfare within Melbourne Central, train included! The venue also has 10 bowling lanes, a cosy bar, gourmet kitchen and pool tables. view

$Fin boutique \ May 31$

Fin boutique \ May 31

18/06/2012

Fin, an innovative new retail space delivering a unique art-meets-fashion venture, opened its doors on May 31 along the more undiscovered part of High Street, Prahran. The boutique, the brainchild of Roxy Green, houses fashion pieces alongside rotating artworks by emerging local artists. Set against a backdrop of colourful swimwear and modern accessories, guests, including Lauren Phillips, Georgie Mitchell, Sarah Roberts, Elliot Garnaut and Holly-Anne Visser, sipped on Champagne while surrounded by illustrations by Melbourne artist Jessica Stewart. view

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