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Australian Traveller A family guide to where to eat, stay and play in Melbourne 09 June 2021 . BY Carla Grossetti Your go-to guide to Melbourne’s best places to eat, sleep and top things to do with kids. Where to eat in Melbourne with kids Parents looking to ignite their children’s appetite will find a lot to inspire in the multicultural capital of Victoria. Make Melbourne your next food-focused getaway at these sought-after spots attuned to pleasing the palates of diners young and old. ACMI is Melbourne’s museum dedicated to film, TV, videogames and art. After exploring the exhibit...

How do you win Gore's New Zealand Gold Guitars awards? Jaydin Shingleton shares some tips for singers competing this weekend.

Rachael Kelly13:54, May 25 2021 Robyn Edie/Stuff Arun O'Connor, of Invercargill, will perform at the Top Paddock concert in Gore on Saturday night, which is one of the first events of the Tussock Country Music Festival. O’Connor won the New Zealand Gold Guitars in 2018. (File photo) Motel rooms are booked out, the utes are getting a polish and the tickets are selling like hotcakes. Gore’s inaugural Tussock Country Music Festival, encompassing nine days and more than 30 new and traditional events, kicks off in Gore on Saturday. This year will be the first year that the Tussock Country Fe...

Siobhan Downes05:00, May 05 2021 SUPPLIED Top Paddock Music Festival in Gore. A concert featuring a line-up of local country music stars. Want to go somewhere a bit different this winter? Whatever type of holiday you’re after, we have the destination for you. For festival fun try… Gore New Zealand’s country music capital comes to life in the winter months, with a host of events that draw visitors from all over the country down south. In June, toes will be tapping at the inaugural Tussock Country festival – a nine-day celebration of country music. Highlights include the iconic Gold...

VIC Premier The Andrews Labor Government has welcomed the return of Australia’s leading culinary event, the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival, to the state’s major events calendar. After the 2020 festival did not proceed due to the global pandemic, the 2021 festival includes an expanded program throughout the year across Melbourne and regional Victoria. Now in its 29th year, the festival kicks off today with the World’s Longest Lunch at Treasury Gardens with more than 1,650 people set to enjoy dishes from local masters Stephanie Alexander, Philippe Mouchel and Jacques Reymond. Guests will ...