Melbourne: A Change Of Scenery
The end of my time in Melbourne draws ever closer. As of next week I have to commit to spending my time out of work looking for regional farm work […]
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Melbourne: How To Spend 36 Hours In The City
I’d be stating the obvious if I told you that I don’t have to rush around Melbourne to see everything that I want. You can see that I’ve been in […]
Melbourne: Mornington Peninsula
Autumn approaches. Temperatures have started to feel genuinely cool. It is a myth that it is perpetually summer in Australia. With the exception of Tasmania, there’s nothing between Melbourne and […]
Melbourne: Feeling Settled
I can not think of a single person who, when I told them of my plans to move to Australia, did not tell me that I would meet a girl, […]
Melbourne Attractions: Melbourne Zoo
My time in Melbourne continues to pass, sometimes too fast. Still, I’m managing to fit in a little bit of this and a little bit of that before I’ve got […]
Melbourne: The Australian Grand Prix
The buzzing started a couple of days ago and I saw someone mention that the hummingbirds were back in Albert Park and I thought to myself “hey, I’ve never seen […]
Melbourne: Australian Beer
Back home in the UK, Australia has a similar reputation to the U.S. when it comes to beer; a bad one. It’s a commonly held belief that drinkers in the […]
Melbourne: The World’s Most Liveable City
I recently discovered that not everyone thinks of Melbourne as highly as I do and now I’m torn between writing a passive-aggressive rant about first world problems or spending another […]
Melbourne: Six Months In The City
There’s a low droning in the distance which steadily builds into a rumble. Metal slides, grinds, and bounces along metal. The sound grows closer. A bell rings again and again. […]
Melbourne Attractions: Moonlight Cinema At The Royal Botanical Gardens
Melbourne’s Royal Botanical Gardens have been a regular feature of my time in Melbourne; I’ve spent several afternoons strolling through the grounds, chilling by the lake, or getting involved in […]
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