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What’s On In Melbourne This Week, This Month And Beyond

Melbourne Best Of Feed • Published: April 02, 2026 at 10:42 AM by Urban List Writers
Looking for the best things to do in Melbourne in April 2026? From blockbuster food festivals and pop-up markets to immersive art shows, live music gigs and family-friendly events, Melbourne is heaving with must-see happenings.

What’s On In Melbourne This Week, This Month And Beyond

Things To Do | URBAN LIST MELBOURNE • Published: April 02, 2026 at 10:42 AM by Urban List Writers
Looking for the best things to do in Melbourne in April 2026? From blockbuster food festivals and pop-up markets to immersive art shows, live music gigs and family-friendly events, Melbourne is heaving with must-see happenings.

Report warns of problematic age gap in Australian SMEs

Smart Co • Published: April 02, 2026 at 05:18 AM by David Adams
Encouraging young people to start or buy a small business should be central to Australia's productivity agenda, says CPA Australia, as it stares down a growing demographic gap in the SME economy. The post Report warns of problematic age gap in Aus...

What’s On In The Gold Coast This Weekend, Month And Beyond

Things To Do | URBAN LIST GOLD COAST • Published: April 02, 2026 at 04:55 AM by Harmony Lee
Here are the best events you don't want to miss happening on the Gold Coast this weekend. 

The Best Things To Do In Melbourne This Weekend

Melbourne Best Of Feed • Published: April 02, 2026 at 01:44 AM by Kiera Eardley
Whether it's a foodie find or a magical night market, Melbourne’s serving up another weekend of top-tier happenings. 

The Best Things To Do In Melbourne This Weekend

Things To Do | URBAN LIST MELBOURNE • Published: April 02, 2026 at 01:44 AM by Kiera Eardley
Whether it's a foodie find or a magical night market, Melbourne’s serving up another weekend of top-tier happenings. 

Click Frenzy, Power Retail in liquidation as global conflict hits travel sales

Smart Co • Published: April 02, 2026 at 01:00 AM by David Adams
The receiver for Click Frenzy and Power Retail is pursuing an urgent sales campaign for both businesses and their assets. The post Click Frenzy, Power Retail in liquidation as global conflict hits travel sales appeared first on SmartCompany.

Anthropic leak lands hours after Australian government’s AI deal

Smart Co • Published: April 02, 2026 at 12:45 AM by Tegan Jones
Anthropic is scrambling to contain a Claude Code leak hours after signing an Australian AI deal, raising fresh questions over safety and trust. The post Anthropic leak lands hours after Australian government’s AI deal appeared first on SmartCompany.

Albanese taps NRF for interest-free small business loans amid fuel crisis

Smart Co • Published: April 02, 2026 at 12:01 AM by Tegan Jones
The government will roll out NRF-backed interest-free loans for small businesses, including freight and fuel operators, amid the fuel crisis. The post Albanese taps NRF for interest-free small business loans amid fuel crisis appeared first on Smar...

Hot Pools, Long Lunches And Lakeside Views: Here’s How To Spend 72 Hours In Rotorua

Travel | URBAN LIST • Published: April 01, 2026 at 11:15 PM by Ava Wardecki
Swap your waterproof jacket for a robe and hiking boots for slippers, here’s how to spend a stress-free 72 hours in Aotearoa’s geothermal heart.

Hot Pools, Long Lunches And Lakeside Views: Here’s How To Spend 72 Hours In Rotorua

Travel | URBAN LIST (Generic) • Published: April 01, 2026 at 11:15 PM by Ava Wardecki
Swap your waterproof jacket for a robe and hiking boots for slippers, here’s how to spend a stress-free 72 hours in Aotearoa’s geothermal heart.

Fuel crisis hits fishmongers, but there’s a catch

Smart Co • Published: April 01, 2026 at 10:42 PM by William Ton
At the South Melbourne Markets, a spike in diesel costs for fishing trawlers are starting to flow through to fishmongers as the seafood rush begins for Easter. The post Fuel crisis hits fishmongers, but there’s a catch appeared first on SmartCompa...

Australia joins 35 countries in talks to reopen Strait of Hormuz

Smart Co • Published: April 01, 2026 at 09:54 PM by Andrew Brown
Foreign Minister Penny Wong will meet with counterparts from 35 countries, including Italy, France, Germany and Japan, in a virtual meeting on Thursday. The US has not been invited. The post Australia joins 35 countries in talks to reopen Strait o...

Now Open: The Best New Restaurants, Bars And Cafes In Singapore

Melbourne Best Of Feed • Published: April 01, 2026 at 05:28 AM by Gracie Stewart
Consider this your go-to list of Singapore’s hottest openings to book ASAP.

Now Open: The Best New Restaurants, Bars And Cafes In Singapore

Brisbane Best Of Feed • Published: April 01, 2026 at 05:28 AM by Gracie Stewart
Consider this your go-to list of Singapore’s hottest openings to book ASAP.

Now Open: The Best New Restaurants, Bars And Cafes In Singapore

Perth Best Of • Published: April 01, 2026 at 05:28 AM by Gracie Stewart
Consider this your go-to list of Singapore’s hottest openings to book ASAP.

Now Open: The Best New Restaurants, Bars And Cafes In Singapore

Sydney Best Of • Published: April 01, 2026 at 05:28 AM by Gracie Stewart
Consider this your go-to list of Singapore’s hottest openings to book ASAP.

11 Of The Best New Openings On The Gold Coast In 2026

Gold Coast Best Of • Published: April 01, 2026 at 05:03 AM by Harmony Lee
From European wine bars to wellness-centric cafes and some of the best cold foam-slinging hotspots, the Gold Coast's best new openings of 2026 are generous and outrageously delicious. 

ATO launches fuel crisis payment plans for businesses falling behind

Smart Co • Published: April 01, 2026 at 04:25 AM by David Adams
The tax office has launched temporary repayment plans for businesses struggling with surging fuel costs, and will limit compliance actions in hard-hit industries. The post ATO launches fuel crisis payment plans for businesses falling behind appear...

Turns Out Saving The Planet Starts Between Two Slices Of Bread, And Here’s How

Things To Do | URBAN LIST SYDNEY • Published: April 01, 2026 at 04:17 AM by Morgan C Reardon
If you’ve ever felt personally victimised by a limp bag of spinach in the bottom drawer of your fridge, or the leftovers you swore you’d eat (but didn’t), you’re not alone.