AAT Indigenous tour connects with country
AAT has created a 13-day Indigenous-focused guided tour covering Melbourne, Uluru, Sydney and Cairns with local connections and cultural immersion.
Source: theage.com.au
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The Age Good Food Guide Awards: Jo Barrett wins Chef of the Year; O.My named Restaurant of the Year
In this year’s Victorian edition of the Good Food Guide, sustainability and regional dining came up trumps.
Source: theage.com.au
In the Club at Theatreworks: Patricia Cornelius tackles the AFL in #MeToo drama
This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes Patricia Cornelius’ AFL drama In the Club, the MSO’s genial but incisive triple bill, Zahra Newman’s five-star Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, Stephanie Lake’s exuberant Manifesto, the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, and The Song Company at Trinity College Chapel.
Source: theage.com.au
Melbourne's Federation Square eyesore: Jolimont rail yard plan shelved by Victorian government
The government has quietly abandoned the idea of decking the Jolimont rail yards next to Federation Square, after successive state leaders have struggled with costly plans for a century.
Source: theage.com.au
Cracks open up in Anthony Albanese's cabinet over Israel-Hamas war as one of his top ministers backs local council flying a Palestinian flag outside its office: 'So many bodies of dead babies'
Labor minister Tony Burke on Friday threw his support behind a Canterbury-Bankstown Council decision to fly the Palestinian flag, saying we need to grieve all lives lost in the Middle East conflict.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Melbourne's Federation Square still a work in progress 21 years on
The city’s central space has come of age after a rocky start. We explore the good and bad sides of Federation Square and investigate ideas for its future.
Source: theage.com.au
Federation Square turns 21 but still a work in progress, no plan to deck Jolimont rail yards
The Age explores Melbourne’s controversial quest for a monument of its own, the future of the square and the century-old dream to build a deck over the Jolimont rail yards.
Source: theage.com.au
David Southwick lashes Victorian government for insensitivity towards Jewish community over Palestinian flags in Federation Square
The Victorian government’s decision to fly nine Palestinian flags above Federation Square in Melbourne has been lashed by the Deputy Leader of the state’s Liberal Party.
Source: skynews.com.au
Federation Square turns 21 but still a work in progress, no plan to deck Jolimont rail yards
The Age explores Melbourne’s controversial quest for a monument of its own, the future of the square and the century-old dream to build a deck over the Jolimont rail yards.
Source: smh.com.au