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“We’ve got open communication, respect for each other and patience”, says Le Tet.

‘To keep the dream alive, you have to be creative’: Restaurant roommates are surviving (and thriving)

Several Melbourne hospitality ventures are splitting rent and utilities to reduce costs, build community and reach out to new customers.

  • Dani Valent

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Carnitas tacos with pico de gallo.

La Tortilleria

Melbourne’s undisputed king of tortillas.

A rich lamb stew from The Abyssinian.

The Abyssinian

The Abyssinian celebrates the joy of East African spicing, with a focus on Ethiopian and Eritrean dishes.

Critics' Pick

Zamzam Kitchen

Friendly, low-key setting for comforting flavours.

Edziban serves West African snacks and stews.
Critics' Pick

Edziban

Lively stews and pounded carbs.

The Melbourne couple who finally hit at auction – and the Sydney vendor who wanted out

An investor’s pain became a first-home buyer couple’s gain in Mill Park on Saturday, as a Sydney-based vendor felt compelled to offload a long-held property.

  • Sarah Webb
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Hardimans Hotel.

Hardimans Hotel

The rowdy courtyard at this multi-level space is a go-to for summer sessions.

Arnold’s eclectic interior features a cork-tiled bar and a disco ball.

First look: This inner-city village finally gets the laid-back wine bar it was missing

Homely spot Arnold’s goes big on fun and flavour, serving up punchy snacks beyond the usual suspects.

  • Daniela Frangos
42 Bellair Street, Kensington.

Former Kensington cop shop sells for $1 million at auction

The property was situated on an awkwardly shaped block and had once been used as a smoko spot for Kensington police officers.

  • Sarah Webb
An aerial view of the Kensington Banks estate, which has been labelled flood-prone in Melbourne Water’s revised modelling.

Home owners to pay a combined $1m to find out how much they will be flooded

Melbourne Water told Kensington residents it was up to them to make sense of complex new Maribyrnong River modelling data.

  • Sophie Aubrey and Clay Lucas

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