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Melissa Singer

Melissa Singer

Associate Editor, Sunday Life

Melissa Singer is Associate Editor of Sunday Life magazine, and was previously national fashion editor of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.Connect via Twitter or email.

Not just pies and chips ... an example of an entree served at the Ezard pop-up restaurant at Caulfield Racecourse.

All's fare in love and raw in the battle for the sporting events dining dollar

Sporting event organisers are raising the bar when it comes to feeding the fans.

  • Melissa Singer
Peking duck loaded fries from Bao Stop at the Night Noodle Markets.

Night Noodle Markets 2016: it takes balls – and a few tricks – to feed Melbourne's hungry hordes

It takes balls, 10,000 to be more specific, to feed tens of thousands of hungry Melburnians at an outdoor festival in November.

  • Melissa Singer
Dave Makin, co-owner of Axil Coffee Roasters, poses for a photo with a plate featuring all of the sides they offer for breakfast at the iconic Hawthorn roastery.

Melbourne's best breakfast sides get creative but they're not cheap

The list of sides at Melbourne's favourite brunch spots are almost as long as their queues on weekends.

  • Melissa Singer
Neil Perry's Burger Project is one of the tenants moving into St Collins Lane.

St Collins Lane to launch new concept in food court dining

Among the high-class tenants, a champagne and high tea bar will offer a salon-style atmosphere, with a 1970s decor in jewelled tones.

  • Melissa Singer

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