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It s Chinatown: your guide to RISING s golden district

It’s Chinatown: your guide to RISING’s golden district We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement There’s a lot to love about Melbourne’s Chinatown. It’s where the dim sim as we know it was born, for instance, but that’s the kind of distinction you’d expect from the oldest continuous Chinese settlement in the Western world. Part of its longevity might be due to its ability to transform itself, from goldrush-era slum to thriving furniture production hub to hotbed of opium and gambling dens to world-renowned tourism destination.

It s Chinatown: your guide to RISING s golden district

It s Chinatown: your guide to RISING s golden district
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The Melbourne scene: what not to miss

The Melbourne scene: what not to miss 17 Jan, 2021 11:00 AM 5 minutes to read Federation Square, Melbourne. Photo / Visit Victoria. From a cultural, creative, culinary and fashion perspective, the Victorian capital never ceases to unveil new and exciting possibilities. Find out where the buzz is getting louder right now Visiting Melbourne is always an enticing proposition; because while the tried-and-true forever beckon us back, this world-class city just keeps on giving. The ever-evolving landscape of dining, shopping, accommodation and culture mean that every visit is an opportunity to discover more. Now is no exception; here are the latest ahead-of-the-curve spots to add to your itinerary.

If 2020 proved one thing, it s that pollies don t deserve the arts

If 2020 proved one thing, it’s that pollies don’t deserve the arts We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss If 2020 proved one thing, it’s that pollies don’t deserve the arts Save Normal text size Advertisement What will Melbourne s cultural landscape look like in 2021? That depends on who you ask. Ask the Avalanches Tony Di Blasi what he d like to see and he ll rattle off a wish-list that s increasingly out of this world: “All kinds of shows. Theatre, music, galleries. Theme parks with rollercoasters. Elephant rides. A Jurassic Park-style dinosaur enclosure would be cool. Space rides to the moon.”

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