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Sasha Murray's coverage has a strong focus on local events, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, with an emphasis on food, restaurants, music festivals and house & home. If you have insights or expertise related to trends in the hospitality industry in Australia, specifically within Sydney and Melbourne, consider reaching out to provide commentary or suggest relevant topics for her articles.
She also covers profiles of local figures as well as expert commentary. If you have unique perspectives on lifestyle trends or newsworthy developments related to these themes within the Australian context, especially focusing on Sydney and Melbourne areas, your input may be valuable for Sasha’s articles.
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By: Sasha Murray
As expected from the founder, recipe writer and cookbook author, her itinerary is dictated by food stops – and a big car makes all the difference. In partnership with Hyundai, here’s where she takes her family and what they get up to.
By: Sasha Murray
The brand-new Bush Tavern is where diners will now find Ed Sheeran's favourite burger joint, which lost its home earlier this year. Expect all-day brunch, Bird House Brewery beers and live music every week.
By: Sasha Murray
Embedded with St John, Rochelle Canteen and Caravel DNA, this restored Victorian pub by Jon Spiteri, Melanie Arnold and their three children champions “pub dishes done in a beautiful way” – including cider-braised pork belly skewers and a knockout chilli cheeseburger.
By: Sasha Murray
It's a major collab, but a comfortingly simple concept: sit down at this bright neighbourhood pizzeria for thin-crust pizzas – including a sag paneer-inspired pie – plus small plates and soft serve paired with low-intervention wines. Or, trickle in late for a slice and a Negroni.
Jamie Younger – the hospitality veteran behind The Begging Bowl – is returning to Lordship Lane in East Dulwich and reuniting with an ex-Noble Rot chef he's known for more than 23 years.
