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We are thrilled to announce Providoor’s triumphant return, now featuring two delectable options: Providoor Frozen and Providoor Local. With culinary legends such as Matt Preston, Manu Feildel, George Calombaris; Anna Polyviou, Luke Nyugen, Justin Narayan, Silvia Colloca and Gary Megihan on board, it’s a gourmet adventure like no other. Entrepreneur Sam Benjamin, known for his success with Seventh Street Ventures, Rolling Stone Magazine and Kaspa, acquired Providoor in April, and is set to redefine premium meal delivery once more. Get ready to indulge in culinary excellence delivered straight to your door.

Providoor Frozen available in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
Providoor Local available via the Uber Eats app in Sydney.

Hotel Sorrento has been a mainstay of Mornington Peninsula town Sorrento for more than 150 years, will unveil a luxury transformation in December. The clifftop hotel has added another 13 sumptuous suites that will all have an outdoor marble bathtub and be decked out with custom-made Jardan furniture. The expansion also includes a spa and a 30-metre pool with views over Port Phillip Bay.

5-15 Hotham Road, Sorrento

Purveyor of luxury fragrances Libertine Parfumerie has opened its flagship store in Sydney, crafted by local interior designer Tamsin Johnson to showcase a collection of the world’s most spectacular perfumes. Located on Oxford Street in leafy Paddington the boutique represents the realisation of a 15-year dream. A standout feature of the store includes a VIP room where a collection of Libertine Parfumerie’s rare and precious fragrances are tucked away in curiosity cabinets.

134-140 Oxford Street, Paddington, Sydney

Renowned Michelin-starred chef, Paul Copper, known for his culinary prowess refined in acclaimed restaurants including London’s Pied a Terre, Barcelona’s Abac, and Sydney’s Bishop Sessa, has breathed new life into the former Stix and Stones venue. Cooper also leads the way as the proprietor of Fergusson Estate and Bianchet Bistro in Yarra Valley. His visionary approach extends to creating a culinary narrative that weaves through all three establishments, inspired by one another.

410 Main Road, Lower Plenty, Victoria

The celebrated Boathouse Group present Casa, the freshest casual Italian summer pop-up experience. The menu is an ode to antipasto and pizza, served on fruity plates, paying homage to its origins of the Amalfi Coast. With its inviting white timber veranda, shuttered windows, and lush potted plants adorned with touches of red gingham tablecloths and vintage posters, Case becomes the perfect haven on balmy evenings.

1 Beach Road, Palm Beach, NSW

The team behind Burleigh institution, Oi Izakaya are the maestros behind E.L.E. Bathed in captivating pink and blue electric lighting, this chic, minimalist venue boasts a commanding bar as its centrepiece. Booths and high tables fill the venue, while a dazzling disco ball sparkles from above, promising countless late nights. The drinks list is punchy and sophisticated, with a clutch of signature cocktails.

17/50 James Street, Burleigh Heads, QLD

Just as the sun graces us with its warmth, Sydney proudly introduces Kasbah, the charming rooftop bar and restaurant with Moroccan-inspired allure. Perched atop the Strand Hotel, Kasbah offers sweeping views of the city skyline, dreamy Mediterranean décor, and transfixing Balearic soundtrack. With the creative minds from sibling venue Maybe Sammy at the helm, Kasbah offers a cocktail selection that perfectly complements the theme with sips such as The Silk Road.

99 William Street, Darlinghurst

Step over the edge and experience the first vertical restaurant as you suspend from the precipice of Brisbane Powerhouse. Combining adrenaline with fine dining, guests are escorted to the rooftop, where they don safety harnesses and climb out to their seats to experience sky-high city views and a 17-metre drop beneath their feet.

119 Lamington Street, New Farm, Brisbane

The North Sydney restaurant with flames, wood and charcoal at its heart, is a refined but peaceful spot by the team behind LouLou and The Charles Grand Brasserie. Blonde timber furniture is accented with soft finishes in mustard and cream, the tableware is charming and artful, and the atmosphere is breezy, courtesy of a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows.

1 Denison Street, North Sydney

Mermaid Beach’s culinary gem, Little Truffle, has emerged from its chrysalis with a million-dollar makeover, courtesy of celebrated chef and restaurateur Daniel Ridgeway. Little Truffle 2.0 embraces a mature and polished aura to complement its exquisite cuisines. This sophisticated evolution harmonises moody Hollywood glam with jazz bar vibes.

2444 Gold Coast Highway, Mermaid Beach

At Ito, helmed by Italian-born head chef Erik Ortolani, fusion takes a back seat. Instead, a more subtle approach, adding the occasional Italian ingredient where the flavour profiles of the Japanese and Italian cuisines naturally meet. Ito is a bright, funky space with leather furnishings and bold colours featuring a pasta menu that combines aglio e olio spaghetti with togarashi and spanner crab.

413-415 Crown Street, Surry Hills

To celebrate their 1st birthday, Mr Claremont have arranged an exciting wine dinner that promises to be both memorable and enjoyable. As the night unfolds, guests will have the pleasure of opening some of the most extraordinary bottles that have been carefully curated throughout the year. While savoring a remarkable dinner featuring Black Opal Wagyu, cured Atlantic salmon, and an array of exquisite French cheeses, you will be treated to carefully curated wine pairings. Tastings include wines from Vincent Dancer, Domaine Raveneau, Thierry Allemand, and Dominique Laurent.

Thursday, 16th November - 6:30pm
$750 per person
The Chandelier Room, Chancery Lane
430 Little Collins Street, Melbourne

The Darling Harbour structure that might just lay claim to the title of Sydney’s most captivating skyscraper that has long been marvelled from across the water, has finally opened. The W houses 588 rooms and suites that have all the ‘New York’ offerings you could imagine. From the Away Spa to the infinity pool, the Btwn restaurant, and level 29/30 bar, you will find luxury in every corner.

Q Members receive the following benefits:
- Full breakfast experience for two daily
- $100 USD Hotel credit, can be used for living room, AWAY Spa, BTWN, 29/30, Wet Deck and Valet Parking
- Complimentary Wi-fi daily
- Early check in-check out, based on availability
- VIP status granted
- Priority for complimentary room upgrade, based on availability

Elegantly appointed in a contemporary international style, the 100-room waterfront jewel is a spectacular addition to Singapore's vibrant heritage precinct. Gazetted in December 2015 as a National Monument, it was once home to Singapore's General Post Office, the Exchange, Chamber of Commerce, and the prestigious Singapore Club.

Offer Available:
4th night free when booked in a Heritage Room or above

It stands to reason that the Cheval Blanc, from luxury conglomerate LVMH sets the bar high. This idyllic 45 villa haven is where the breathtaking Maldivian landscape meets modern craftsmanship. Designed by architect Jean-Michel Gathy, this exceptional resort guarantees unique, personalised experiences.

Offer Available Until 19th December:
Enjoy an extra complimentary night when you stay 4 or more nights

When the topic is street art, there is one name that simply cannot be ignored: Banksy. Undoubtedly the most famous and enigmatic graffiti artists worldwide, Banksy has made headlines by stealthily placing his creations within some of the world’s most iconic museums, including MOMA. The Art of Banksy: "Without Limits" shows more than 150 of the artist’s works, such as his original art, prints on different kinds of materials, photos, sculptures, installations, and murals.

Sydney – From January 2024
Melbourne – From June 2024
Perth - To be announced

It’s no secret that sport permeates Australian culture. Whether it is backyard cricket, supporting your AFL team every weekend or crowding around the TV to watch Australia contend at the Olympics, sport is Australia’s greatest pastime. The National Library of Australia is hosting an exhibition to reflect this. Items and stories shared include Cathy Freeman at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Shane Warne at the MCG Ashes series in 2006, and Dylan Alcott in the US Open.

Now showing until 28th January 2024
National Library of Australia, Canberra

Told through the lens of Princess Diana’s official royal photographer, Anwar Hussein, the exhibition unveils unmatched insights into the world of the most photographed human in history. After collectively photographing the royal family for over four decades, the Hussein family narrates the world of Princess Diana’s activism, relationships, fashion, and vulnerable moments.

Showing from Friday 17th November
Tea House, 28 Clarendon Street, Southbank, Melbourne

Melbourne Museum is rewinding to 1912 and inviting us aboard into the walls of a full-scale recreated Titanic, immersing guests in the eerie Grand Staircase, First Class Parlour Suite and Verandah Cafe. Featuring over 200 artefacts from the depths of the ocean, the exhibition offers an unmatched intimate look in the catastrophic shipwreck.

Showing from 16th December to 14th April
Melbourne Museum, 11 Nicholson Street, Carlton

Experience the magic of art and community coming together as you wander along the scenic North Shore riverfront, where Sculpture By The River will see dozens of figures from some of Queensland’s most renowned artists pop up over the next two months.

Showing until 3rd December
Northshore River Walk, Hamilton

Random International’s Rain Room is returning to Melbourne for another season of multi-sensory experience. The 2500 litres of continuous rainfall is an immersive experience that responds to your prescence and movement. Privately owned by Louis Li, the famed hotelier behind Mornington Peninsula’s Jackalope Hotel and Art Collection, this dynamic installation has been exhibited in London, New York, Shanghai, and Los Angeles.

Showing from 1st November 2023
Jackalope Pavilion, St Kilda

Dear Evan Hansen
Showing until 17th November 2024 Roslyn Packer Theatre, Sydney

The Tina Turner Musical
Now Playing, Theatre Royal, Sydney
From February 2024, Crown Theatre, Perth
From April 2024, Festival Theatre, Adelaide
From July 2024, Lyric Theatre QPAC, Brisbane
From September 2024, Princess Theatre, Melbourne

West Side Story
22nd March – 21st April 2024, Handa Opera, Sydney

Bebe Rexha
11th November, The Tivoli, Brisbane
13th November, Liberty Hall, Sydney
14th November, The Forum, Melbourne

Coldplay
18th & 19th November, Optus Stadium, Perth

The Weeknd 2023
Nov 20th, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Nov 24th, Accor Stadium, Sydney
Dec 1st, Marvel Stadium, Melbourne

Christina Aguilera 2023
Nov 25th, Flemington Racecourse

50 Cent
2nd Dec, RAC Centre, Perth
4th Dec, Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Adelaide
5th & 6th, Dec Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
8th & 9th Dec, Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
10th & 11th, Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane

Jonas Brothers 2024
March 1st & 2nd, Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
March 5th, Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
8th & 9th, March, Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne

After a successful debut in Melbourne in 2022, the 2023 ISPS HANDA Australian Open will unveil its new mixed gender format, together with the inspiring All Abilities Championship in NSW for the very first time. The Open will take place across two of NSW’s finest golf courses, with The Australian Golf Club, the primary host venue across all four days of the tournament and The Lakes Golf Club set to co-host the first two days of play.

Package Details:

Bridges Club is a hospitality suite positioned on the 18th hole of The Australian Golf Club that includes private tables, premium food and beverage, player appearances starting from $4,690 per table.

Champions Club is a private marquee positioned at the back of the 16th hole at The Australian Golf Club that includes front row seats, premium grazing menu and beverages.

30th November – 3rd December
The Australian Golf Club & The Lakes Golf Club, Sydney

Contact your lifestyle manager to discuss access to hospitality suites and private marquees.

The Spring Racing Carnival is right on the horizon and the excitement is palpable. Whether you fancy the vibrant atmosphere at The Everest in Sydney, desire to don your finest attired for the Melbourne Cup, or prefer a laid-back celebration at the Country Races, there’s a perfect race day for everyone.

Various Dates at Flemington Racecourse, Royal Randwick, and Country Victoria.

The home-grown TV show that raised a generation is back with all new live action magic. Created by Paul Hodge and based on the short stories of children’s book author Paul Jennings, this joyous production will take you straight back to your childhood. Whether you’re new to the Twists or a diehard fan, this big-hearted musical filled with soaring song and jaw-dropping design is for everyone.

Showing from 12th November – 1st December
QPAC, south Brisbane

Step into the enchanting world of once upon a time in an exclusive exhibition at Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art. From twisted woodland creatures to bewitching forests, GOMA explores centuries of famous folk stories through art and film. Featured films include costumes from Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, Kenneth Branagh’s Cinderella, and Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are.

2nd December 2023 – 28th April 2024
GOMA, South Brisbane

In time for Christmas parties and school holiday entertainment, Perth is finally scoring a Hijinx Hotel with ten lavishly decorated challenge rooms and an epic balcony bar with ocean views. Styled on a quirky, retro New York-style hotel setting with colourful and nostalgic theming that evokes the world of Wes Anderson and Willy Wonka.

Open from December 1st
200 Karrinyup Road, Karrinyup, Perth

As the festive season approaches, the City of Adelaide Christmas Pageant is a heart-warming event that truly captures the spirit of Christmas. This enchanting parade features colourful floats, marching bands, and of course, Santa Claus.

November 18th
City of Adelaide

Pack a picnic, taking the rolling hills that surround the cherry orchard, and pick the biggest, sweetest tasting cherries straight from the trees. Spend the morning picking cherries amidst the endless rows of cherry trees on either orchard, then in the afternoon pop next door to one of the many wineries for lunch.

From November 13th
CherryHill Orchards, Wandin East or Coldstream

St Kilda Festival is Australia’s largest free street festival, attracting music lovers, foodies, and families alike. For nine days, the streets of St Kilda come alive with live music, artistic performances, delicious food stalls, and a wide range of activities for all ages.

From November 19th
St Kilda, Melbourne