Iconic AFL umpire ‘Razor’ Ray Chamberlain has announced that he will be hanging up the whistle at season’s end. He umpired over 380 games, including three grand finals. Razor Ray joined 3AW Afternoons to discuss his retirement decision, the role of umpires and key moments throughout his career as an AFL umpire. “It’s not a […]
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24/07/2024
Motorcyclist in hospital with serious injuries after horror Monash Freeway crash
A motorcycle rider is in hospital with life-threatening-injuries after a horror crash in Glen Iris on Tuesday morning. Victoria Police believe a rider lost control and crashed into a concrete barrier on the Monash Freeway near the High Street overpass at around 11.20am Caller Mike was on the scene and told 3AW Afternoons people were […]
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23/07/2024
Australian senator slams ‘disgusting’ and ‘evil’ Trump shooting comments
The senator who called for comedy rock duo Tenacious D to be deported after one band member made a joke about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump says the comments were “disgusting and evil”. The band cancelled the remainder of their tour in Australia following a controversial comment from Kyle Gass at a concert in […]
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17/07/2024
Pub Of The Week: Railway Hotel, Melbourne
Railway Hotel 280 Ferrars St, Melbourne VENUE: Stand outside the Railway in Ferrars St, South Melbourne for a moment and look at this wonderful pub from a time long past. It is so impressive that you are drawn to head inside and see what is on offer. The time long past theme strikes you immediately […]
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12/07/2024
Pub Of The Week: Farmers Arms Hotel, Daylesford
Farmers Arms Hotel 1 East St, Daylesford Summary: A short history lesson to commence. The Farmers Arms, (TFA) Daylesford, set out on its own gastronomic journey around 25-30 years ago when country pubs were (generally) relying on the deep fryer and good luck to bang out something to elevate their food beyond its limited ambitions. […]
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12/07/2024
Railway Hotel 280 Ferrars St, Melbourne VENUE: Stand outside the Railway in Ferrars St, South Melbourne for a moment and look at this wonderful pub from a time long past. It is so impressive that you are drawn to head inside and see what is on offer. The time long past theme strikes you immediately […]
MML
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12/07/2024
Pub Of The Week: Farmers Arms Hotel, Daylesford
Farmers Arms Hotel 1 East St, Daylesford Summary: A short history lesson to commence. The Farmers Arms, (TFA) Daylesford, set out on its own gastronomic journey around 25-30 years ago when country pubs were (generally) relying on the deep fryer and good luck to bang out something to elevate their food beyond its limited ambitions. […]
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12/07/2024
Tony Leonard takes a look back at some of his favourite pubs of 2024 so far
It’s time to look back at the first raft of pubs of the week, and to highlight a few visited between 24 January until 31 May 2024. You would have seen many articles in the popular presses detailing the major issues confronted by publicans, and sadly, a raft of businesses up for sale. And while […]
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21/06/2024
Pub Of The Week: The Duke of Wellington, Melbourne
2/146 Flinders Street, Melbourne 9810 0066 Duke Of Wellington When: 31 May 2024 Summary: Although fraught with danger declaring this about any business in hospitality in 2024, if there is one pub/restaurant/cafe in Melbourne that is bombproof and bankable, it is the Duke of Wellington. Perched on the prominent corner of Flinders/Russell, next to the […]
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13/06/2024
Pub Of The Week: Diamond Creek Hotel, Diamond Creek
29 Main Hurstbridge Road, Diamond Creek 9438 1444 Diamond Creek Hotel When?: 17 May 2024 SUMMARY: Many years have passed since a visit to the Diamond Creek Hotel, then owned by the Collingwood Football Club and, with a clever interior makeover involving freeing up space by removing some walls, it is easier to navigate with […]
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29/05/2024