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Melbourne: View to a thrill
As Melbourne hosts a 007 exhibition, Guerin, Michael Guerin, lives the Bond dream.
As Melbourne hosts a 007 exhibition, Guerin, Michael Guerin, lives the Bond dream.
The city's iconic Queen Victoria Market is set for a A$250 million revamp.
When you're an Australian sporting legend you walk on water - and Damien Oliver proved it yesterday on a horse called Fiorente.
The Melbourne Cup is just as much about the fashion on the field as the fillies. Our gallery brings you the best looking ladies at gents at Flemington for race day.
Melbourne lives up to its reputation as Australia's arts and culture capital, discovers Colin Mathura-Jeffree during a visit to the Winter Masterpieces series.
Robot technology is bringing legendary racehorse Phar Lap to life for Australian school children.
Melbourne offers Colin Hogg a variety of drinking holes, from classic to haunted.
Colin Mathura-Jeffree explores Melbourne's fashion world.
Colin Mathura-Jeffree revels in the variety of Melbourne's fashion hotspots.
Armed with the traditional Aboriginal greeting of a gum leaf, Jon Bridges is set to discover Melbourne on two wheels.
A girls' weekend away in Melbourne's vibrant CBD turns into a riot of food, fun and sightseeing, writes Sharon Stephenson.
Experience some of the best Greek food outside of Athens at these establishments...
Meeting great apes is a dream realised, writes Colin Mathura-Jeffree.
Centrally located just 2km north east of Melbourne's CBD, Fitzroy was Melbourne's first suburb. A vibrant culture of bars, cafes, galleries, quirky bookstores and fashionable hair salons now abound, crammed into every nook and cranny of its old bones.
Winston Aldworth visits a modern tribute to one of cricket's traditional folk heroes.
There is no surprise the Lions clarion call is coming from Brian O'Driscoll, a four time tourist on his final expedition in search of an elusive series win.
Melburnians woke today to the city's coldest June morning in more than a decade.
Danielle Wright discovers European heritage in St Kilda and macaron magic in the CBD on a weekend trip to Melbourne.
Star hurdler Black And Bent raced into history at Sandown yesterday in a triumphant return to jumps racing.
Colin Mathura-Jeffree visits the Australian Centre for the Moving Image.
Across the Ditch Peter Feeney relaxes in the fringes of Australia's food and culture capital and laps up the suburban lifestyle.
Danielle Wright packs the family into a camper-van and hits the road to Victoria's holiday beaches.
King Kong thunders into Melbourne this June. Rachel Grunwell meets the lead.
Meg Liptrot gains fresh perspective on drought at Victoria's Royal Botanic Gardens.
A flamboyant Kiwi fraudster who defrauded the Queensland Government of A$16 million ($20 million) has been sentenced to 14 years in an Australian prison.
A first-time father who drowned while snorkelling south of Melbourne on Saturday will be buried on the same day that his baby daughter is christened.
The body of convicted rapist Antonio Loguancio has been found in a bungalow after a two-day siege in Melbourne came to a fiery end.