2025 Update: Still going strong!
One word: amazing. Here’s why.
Mamak is a chain of restaurants, but you’d never be able to tell when you enter. Continue reading
Author: Nigel D'Souza
White Night Melbourne
Now in it’s second year, White Night is an all night event from 7pm-7am filled with lights, colour and roaming street performers. This year, they surpassed their attendee expectations and I’ll give you my top tips on how you can get around all of the sudden issues that might pop up. But what is it? Well, read on to find out more. Continue reading
Bits & Bobs: 2014 Update
So here I am wondering what I should do with this blog and how I can take this thing to another level. I had a great conversation with one of my mentor who does something similar. You should check out his work when you get the time. . Well for one thing, I am also going to put in the things that you should look out for in each month that I intend on doing. Continue reading
Melbourne: Red Silks Restaurant
If after 2 years, you need to catch up with close friends, who have helped shape you career, then you need a restaurant that will be worth the wait – great food, good prices and ambient enough to have a decent conversation. Enter Red Silks. Continue reading
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
There are sometimes, when you just want to feel that wee bit cultured. And the bard never disappoints. Having not read this work, I rocked up to this play with apprehension.
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Christmas in Melbourne 2013
Who doesn’t love Christmas and this year, the City of Melbourne did not disappoint. It had events and activities for young and old and ensured that the Christmas spirit was alive and well through out the city. Continue reading
Bits and Bobs: Whoops and Happy New Year
I was wondering why no one was visiting my blog…. for the first time I was ahead of schedule and my statistics were not ticking over. Being the analytical kinda guy, I was wondering what happened. Then I checked the post thread.
Bits and Bobs: Hacking the habit loop and other goodies
I thought I could give up on this project, but there is something in writing that is very cathartic. Plus it gives me a great reason to get out of the hum drum of everyday life. Admittedly, this post is dedicated to the Canadian couple on flight back from Queensland. Without you guys, I wouldn’t have had the inspiration to get back onto the proverbial “horse”.
Things I’ve learned in Queensland
Travelling has a lot of positives. And vagabonding seems to be more and more enticing. But here are a few things I’ve learned on my latest trip
What’s In Your Backyard
When you international friends have seen more of the country you’ve called home then perhaps it’s time to take stock and why you don’t know more about your own backyard.
The Domestic Traveller 