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In Friday's EG section of The Age newspaper (sorted into many categories).
In your local free Leader newspaper delivered to your letterbox, local library or newsagent - look for the 'What's On' section (free listing service for community events).
On the VICNET website - sorts by date or name (wide variety - some unusual)
On the CitySearch website and their partner website This Week in Melbourne..
For Business Events around the State of Victoria, with many low cost government subsidised events, please visit http://www.business.vic.gov.au/calendar
On the Mix 101.1 FM website - sorted by what's on in the city, suburbs, major events, concerts
There is a fee for subscription service that lists thousands of events in Victoria at http://www.whatsoninvic.com
On your local council
website or local council newsletter - for example, the City of Melbourne or the That's Melbourne sites are comprehensive and you can collect various publications
at Visitor Information Centres or information booths in the city.
Local events are often advertised in local libraries, council offices, school
newsletters, church notices, neighbourhood houses, learning centres, shopping
centre noticeboards or any facility that has clients who may be interested in
that type of event (for instance gyms may have details of upcoming sporting
competitions).
Look in relevant publications that appeal to your interests - they often list
events that are coming up - for instance Melbourne's Child has a Calendar of Events.
Subscribe to some free email newsletters from an organisation that you are
interested in - they often list events.
If you are interested in movies, theatre productions etc, look up the venue's
website or go to the theatre and entertainment booking agency websites like Lastminute,
Ticketmaster, Ticketek etc
Would you like to provide some advice to other newcomers to Melbourne? If so,
please send an email to info@newcomersnetwork.com
and include WHAT'S ON in the subject line. We will publish the most helpful
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> other networking related pages on the Newcomers Network website include:
> always relevant and regularly updated:
best tips
events
expat groups
what's on
> most recent first:
making new friends and relationships
thomas power's top ten tips for networking
virtual volunteering
how to make an excellent first impression
melbourne international social group - for expats and repats
developing a new social life in melbourne
keeping in touch - finding work
virtual assistance in the real world
your new image - asset or liability
networking for women
adapting to life in Melbourne
networking groups
one cup of coffee syndrome
singles - how to create a social life in Melbourne
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