On 23 May 2012, Melbourne's Etihad Stadium will be home to the greatest battle of the year, The 2012 Harvey Norman State of Origin Series. With the QLD Maroons being on a six series winning streak, the NSW Blues are determined to wrestle the coveted State of Origin Shield back. It’s a battle not to be missed.
With all of the drama of a daytime soap opera, get lost in ancient Mesopotamia. Featuring over 170 artefacts from one of the world's ancient civilizations, The Wonders of Ancient Mesopotamia explores an era of extraordinary invention and innovation, from massive carved stone reliefs to stunning gold jewellery. Image credit: by permission of the Trustees of The British Museum.
Over the decades Sydney Road has seen many a farmer pushing wheelbarrows of fresh produce down its well-worn road towards The Victoria Markets. Years on, Albert St. Food & Wine has restored this pilgrimage through their vision to bring only the finest local and organic produce to their “romantically seasonal” and Mediterranean dishes.
The Sharing House is the latest from Paul Mathis, Melbourne’s much-loved restaurateur. Mark Briggs, previously Head Chef at Vue de Monde, has designed a fun menu to be enjoyed the European way – placed in the middle of the table for all to enjoy. Seat yourself at the bar made out of Lego and let the fun begin.
Seat yourself at the marble bar and watch ex-Nobu Head Sushi Chef Kengo Hiromatsu prepare your sushi while you wait for your dumplings. Browse the sake menu and with over 50 to choose from you’ll be able to literally eat and drink your way around Japan by matching your sake to the regions your dishes originate.
Dr Diane Cassell is unprepared for the stir she will cause when her findings contradict a key doctrine of global warming theory. Will she submit to the university’s pressure to conform or stand by her guns? Noni Hazlehurst stars in this blistering UK hit comedy that won the London Evening Standard Award for Best Play in 2011.
For 31 days Federation Square comes to life with a celebration of community, creativity and light with The Light in Winter. Bringing together local and international artists, featuring light sculptures, an Indigenous campfire, films, forums and a multicultural celebration of music, dance and storytelling. Get cosy and bask in the campfire glow.