A few weeks back I found myself at Melbourne’s Hi-Fi Bar, waiting for Architecture in Helsinki to take to the stage. The first thing I noticed behind the bar was the beer selection – why was the fridge stocked with Melbourne Bitter.

A few weeks back I found myself at Melbourne’s Hi-Fi Bar, waiting for Architecture in Helsinki to take to the stage. The first thing I noticed behind the bar was the beer selection – why was the fridge stocked with Melbourne Bitter.

If you watched Melbourne TV back in the 1980s, the TV commercials for Stan Cash, the tin shed cowboy should be familiar. His 11 Melbourne stores selling electrical appliances and household items might be all gone, but his smiling face can still be found in the western suburb of Maidstone.

In today’s mX I spotted this advertisement from Metro Trains Melbourne: it forms part of their “This is me” campaign, which features the stories of fictitious Melbournians who use the train. So what was so odd about it?

Sundials are usually a small ornament you find in the garden: this one is a bit bigger, at 28 stories tall. So what causes it?

As you might have worked out by now, I am a very observant person and it isn’t just limited to trains, if my experiences up in the Snowy Mountains are anything to go by. So what does rthis sign mean?
