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Bayside magnet with pluck for days.

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“Sunday session” is written all over this watering hole, located across the road from Highett Station.

Home that meant ‘everything’ to migrant family sells for $860,000

Home that meant ‘everything’ to migrant family sells for $860,000

The vendor, selling on behalf of his elderly father, said the family “came here with nothing” and had happy memories of the Collingwood terrace bought for $29,500 in 1978.

  • by Jim Malo
Only one buyer turned up for a Brunswick five-bedder. But it passed in at $1.62m

Only one buyer turned up for a Brunswick five-bedder. But it passed in at $1.62m

The vendor placed two bids in the hope of kick-starting the auction of the California-style bungalow.

  • by Alexandra Middleton
Cheap, cheerful and colourful: Braised meats steal the show at Highett’s new Mexican street food spot, Chilpa
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Chilpa

Cheap, cheerful and colourful: Braised meats steal the show at Highett’s new Mexican street food spot, Chilpa

La Tortilleria brings the deep toasty sunshine flavour of corn and its classic Mexican dishes to Melbourne’s bayside suburbs.

  • by Besha Rodell
The critic’s verdict on George Calombaris’ new restaurant, Hellenic House Project

The critic’s verdict on George Calombaris’ new restaurant, Hellenic House Project

Whatever your feelings about the celebrity chef, there’s no doubting he’s an excellent cook.

  • by Besha Rodell
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Abbiocco takes carbs (and carbonara) to the next level
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Abbiocco takes carbs (and carbonara) to the next level

The pasta bar is named for the fugue-like state inspired by drifting into a food coma. They mean it, reviews Gemima Cody.

  • by Gemima Cody
Police investigating fire after man dies in unit blaze
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Police investigating fire after man dies in unit blaze

Police are investigating a fire at a unit in Melbourne’s south-east that has killed a man and put a woman in hospital with minor injuries.

  • by David Estcourt
Sons of Mischief brings bottomless brunch to Highett
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Melbourne

Sons of Mischief brings bottomless brunch to Highett

Cheeky bayside cafe's menu is built around the twin pillars of health and hedonism.

  • by Larissa Dubecki
AM:PM Review
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AM:PM Review

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  • by Dani Valent
The Tradesman, Moorabbin
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Melbourne

The Tradesman, Moorabbin

Calm, welcoming and you've got to love the desserts-for-breakfasts approach.

  • by Dani Valent

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