Really Melbourne: February 2014

Wednesday, 19 February 2014

10 Historic Melbourne Music Venues & the bands that play there.

Monday, 17 February 2014

Ford Dealers All Want this Electric Bike on their Showroom Floors

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Ford Dealers All Want this Electric Bike on their Showroom Floors

Must See Music Festivals in Melbourne

'Gravity', '12 Years a Slave' battle for Baftas

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A Classic Carriage Hire

Sunday, 16 February 2014

What are the best Laneway's in the Melbourne CBD

Friday, 14 February 2014

Stokehouse Pop-Up

Nant Whisky Cellar and Bar

South Melbourne Market

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The South Melbourne Market is one of Melbourne’s most popular markets with over 133 businesses operating in the market, selling a huge range of products and services. The market stalls are separated into interest areas...
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Thursday, 13 February 2014

Footscray Market

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Footscray Market is a large multicultural indoor market with a large range of produce and general goods.The market is conveniently located opposite Footscray Railway Station.
You will be amazed by the variety of produce from lotus...
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Dandenong Market

The “Dandy Market” is a multicultural market held every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday in the Melbourne Suburb of Dandenong.
Operating since 1866 the market has a huge variety of products and produce at low prices.
At the Dandenong Market you will find everthing from Fresh fish, ...
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Wilsons Promontory Nature Reserve One & Two Day Tours

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Wilsons Promontory National Park
One of Victoria’s favourite destinations, Wilson’s Promontory National Park offers awe-inspiring beaches and breathtaking views of gigantic granite mountains, open forest & rainforest. “The Prom” ...
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Sunday, 9 February 2014

To Treat or be Treated, Private Helicopter Rides in Melbourne.

Have you got a thirst for heights, or do you know a certain someone who does?
Then Really Melbourne has got the valentines gift for you. Imagine your special someones face when you take them on a scenic helicopter ride around Melbourne and regional Victoria.

Jack Rabbit Winery around Port...
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Easy access to a Sustainability Expert

Speed Date a Sustainability Expert is a partnership with Alternative Technology Association, the City of Melbourne and Positive Charge. A fantastic opportunity for people who are building, renovating, or just want to make their home more sustainable.
Speed Date a Sustainability Expert will ...
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Have your say on T4 at Melbourne Airport.

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What do you think of the new fourth Terminal at Melbourne Airport.
The New Terminal 4 is part of the Southern Precinct. The “Southern Precinct Project”, also includes a ground transport hub for taxis, buses and private...
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Friday, 7 February 2014

Is the Fashion industry slip slip slipping away?

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Well Melbourne Fashionistas and “Fashion misters” how do you feel?
“It’s official. Sydney beats Melbourne as the most fashionable city in Australia. According to a Global Language Monitor survey, Sydney sits...
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Thursday, 6 February 2014

Welcome to a White White Night, Melbourne

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We are fast approaching that weekend in february when the city lights up in a very different way, where buildings shed their skin in favour of all things light. Where attractions become objects of art and people wandering the street...
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Wednesday, 5 February 2014

Apple's iPhone Filmed Mac Ad Filmed in Melbourne

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Apple released an around-the-world-in-one-day Macintosh commercial Monday that had watchers stunned by the clarity of footage shot by the iPhone 5s. Recorded completely on Apple’s mobile device, the commercial was filmed in “the who...
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Why is your Melbourne Real Estate Investment at Risk?

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This morning i woke up to the www.news.com.au article ”US demographer predicts hit to Aussie home prices”
The article is based around the work of “Harry Dent, a widely respected economist and demographer who has pr...
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Tuesday, 4 February 2014

Would you go if the Melbourne Racing Club relaxed its dress code?

News.com.au reported that the Melbourne Racing Club has relaxed members’ race-day dress codes to entice young punters.

Would that entice you along to the races?

The decision comes two months after a woman was ejected from Moonee Valley, and another asked to remain seated in the Chairman’s Club at Flemington, because they were sporting super short playsuits.

$Relaxed Melbourne Racing Club has relaxed members\' race-day dress codes to entice young punters$

The relaxed racing campaign, which includes Caulfield and country racing, is being launched tomorrow at Caulfield racecourse before Saturday’s Family Day featuring the first Group 1 race of the year.

Even Premier Denis Napthine will be supporting the concept by dressing down when he hits the track this weekend.

Melbourne Racing Club’s head of racing and communications, Jake Norton, said jackets and ties were not required for men in most of the members and more casual or edgy female fashions were welcome on women.

“It’s a small step in a modern direction,” Mr Norton said.

“Racing clubs are overseen by committees of successful business people who are slightly detached from the youth market.”

He said though the relaxed dress code was in place only for the autumn racing carnival, he hoped it would be introduced into the more high-profile Spring Racing Carnival.

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