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Samantha LandyCommercial partnerships editor

As the commercial partnerships editor for Victoria, Sam works with News Corp Australia’s commercial partners to achieve earned editorial coverage in the metro mastheads, with a focus on the Herald Sun. She was previously the Herald Sun’s real estate editor, having joined News Corp Australia’s Victorian real estate team in 2015. She started at News Corp in 2011 as an editorial assistant, going on to complete a year-long trainee journalism course across five publications, including the Geelong Advertiser and Weekly Times, and then becoming a general news reporter at the Herald Sun.

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*HOLD FOR JUNE 8* MELBOURNE, JUNE 3, 2022: Three-time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva pictured with her strapper Natalie Hinchcliffe, with her three Melbourne Cup trophies and the 2022 Lexus Melbourne Cup trophy. Picture: Mark Stewart

Is the Melbourne Cup coming to your town?

Makybe Diva has helped launch the 20th Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour, which will visit 33 towns and cities across Australia and overseas. See the full itinerary.

Triceratops, Melbourne Museum poster inset pic.

Download mighty Triceratops poster

The world’s most complete triceratops has found a home in Melbourne. Download a poster of the dinosaur as it would have looked 67 million years ago.

Must-see works at epic Picasso exhibition

Must-see works at epic Picasso exhibition

More than 80 masterpieces by the artist once considered “the most famous man on Earth” will soon be on show in Melbourne. The curator has revealed the works not to miss.

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Spanish pop-up unveiled for NGV’s Picasso

Spanish pop-up unveiled for NGV’s Picasso

Visitors to the The Picasso Century exhibition will be able to enjoy food and drinks from one of the CBD’s top eateries. Friday Nights will also return with local headliners.

Children playing soccer, with four players in action.

‘Save’ women’s sport by making it accessible

The push to exclude all trans women and girls from women’s sport is unnecessary, harmful to an already marginalised community and overshadows more pertinent issues.

Six Indigenous girls - three from Tiwi and three from local Indigenous community (northwest corridor) - will be visiting a farm for the first time, in Werribee, as part of Coles and the Essendon FC's First Nations Pathway Program. The girls will tour Fresh Select Farm with John Said the Farmer and then cook some of the produce for lunch with Chef and Coles Ambassador, Michael Weldon. (L-R front)Jada Ross, Remi Jean Watters and Winnie Puruntatameri (L-R Back) Lara Churchill, Rosie Wilson, Taniesha John-Forest

Helping First Nations footy ‘superstars’ thrive

VFLW star Courtney Ugle has loved footy since she started playing in her brother’s boots at 15. Now, she’s supporting the next generation through the First Nations Pathway Program.

New trackside treats on way to Flemington

New trackside treats on way to Flemington

Melbourne Cup Carnival attendees will enjoy new food and drink offerings this year, with Crown Melbourne taking the hospitality reins at Flemington.

Methanol Moonshine, made in Mildura, Victoria - for SmartDaily

‘Naughty’ moonshine’s Aussie renaissance

Melbourne’s first legal moonshine distiller and a Mildura-based pandemic “happy accident” are among the producers reviving hooch as a quality spirit.

Joe Vargetto, owner Mister Bianco and Massi restaurants, author Siciliano

Learn to cook mouth-watering Sicilian pastie

Chef Joseph Vargetto shares the recipe for his family’s scaccia ragusana recipe ahead of free cooking class.

Taste Restaurant Review: Attica Summer Camp. Chef Ben Shewry. Picture: Mark Stewart

Herald Sun World’s Longest Lunch

One lucky attendee of the Herald Sun’s World’s Longest Lunch at the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival will win a $1200 voucher to the world-class Attica restaurant.

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