We love going for , and looking out for , such as the on the Great Ocean Road or the in Wilsons Promontory. But what about a little closer to home? If you're keen to see some roos in the wild, why don't you try the Ka...
After , we're launching straight into the start of the . November is coming up, and with it, comes the last month of spring, and lots of delightful festivals, exhibitions and events. Whether it's raining everyday, or th...
The historic Tasma Terrace in East Melbourne has been reimagined. Built between 1879 and 1887, this elegant corner of Melbourne was once a series of lodging houses. Now, the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) has tr...
Robots of all shapes and sizes have come to Melbourne for the new exhibition, FRIEND, at the National Communication Museum. This exhibition explores how people can build playful, uncanny and intimate relationships with...
Wander over to the Macedon Ranges and treat yourself to a weekend of wine with the return of the Budburst Wine Festival. Over 20 winemakers across over 15 venues will open their doors, offering rare wine tastings, curat...
Feel like a fiesta? Preston Market is bringing back the colourful Latin Day Festival. Head over to this northside market and listen to live music, see rhythmic dances and feast on delicious flavours from around Latin Am...
Pop over to Prahran Square this November for a mesmerising and interactive art experience. Explore a series of colourful bubble installations in the Ephemeral Collection, then have fun with live performances from The Bu...
Queen Victoria Market is celebrating some of the world's biggest touring artists, like , , and , with Market Rocks, a free concert warm-up series. Taking place each weekend in November, you can look forward to live per...
From Colin Firth's wet shirt moment and Matthew Macfadyen's squeal-worthy hand flex, to Bollywood blockbusters and zombie flicks, there have been a lot of Pride and Prejudice adaptations over the years. And since we jus...
A magnificent Algerian Oak (Quercus canariensis) in the small town of Kingston has been crowned as the 2025 Victorian Tree of the Year. Estimated to be over 130 years old, this oak tree stands 16 metres high, and has a...