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Flight Club

Darts are back, baby.  If you’re anything like us and have been craving something to do while consuming a tasty beverage, Flight Club’s social darts and cocktails situation is exactly what the doctor ordered.

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Overnewton Castle (Permanently Closed)

Rarely will you find the words castle and nonchalant in the same sentence, and yet that's Overnewton Castle for you—a delightfully unpretentious escape from the city. In this Bridgerton-esque, heritage-listed homestead, there’s no expectation to frock up, only to soak in the lush surrounds.

A woman making tea in a warehouse.
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Flag & Spear

Tea. It’s a daily ritual for many of us. We define ourselves by our choice of brew—are you an English breakfast fiend? Or an earl grey loyalist? Maybe you prefer a fruity or a herbal variety. There are far too many teas out there for us to list them all, but thankfully we don’t have to. Flag & Spear Tea Hunters are here to teach us all about this ancient beverage and its many varieties.  
A restaurant next to a large surf park on a sunny day.
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Three Blue Ducks

After a few rumours, a little hearsay around the hospo traps and plenty of crossed fingers, Three Blue Ducks has dropped the news that they’ll be opening their first southern state restaurant at Tullamarine wave park, URBNSURF.
The Rochey
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What’s Open And Where To Play Two Up This Anzac Day In Melbourne 2026

Melbourne might not be getting a long weekend this Anzac Day, but there's still plenty going on to make the most of the occasion. Whether you're waking up early for the ANZAC Day dawn service or heading to your local for a game of two up, Melbourne’s hospo industry is gearing up to look after you this ANZAC Day. There are plenty of venues still trading and the surcharges are just a small trade-off for a great feed.
A F1 podium with people spraying champagne.
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Unmissable Things To Eat, Drink And Do At The Melbourne F1 This Year

This year is a real biggie for Formula One. Melbourne has returned as the coveted season opener, host to the world’s first look at seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton debuting his new Ferrari red get up while Spain-born Carlos Sainz embraces a fresh Williams blue. And arguably one of the best parts of the AusGP weekend—the end of race track walk—is also back on the cards. Winning.