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Larissa Ham

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Melbourne
As seen in: MSN Australia, ABC News (Australia), News.com.au, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, Traveller, Flipboard, The Age, The Sunday Age, The Daily Telegraph and
Freelance journalist and copywriter for hire. Regularly spotted in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald etc. Email: hello@larissaham.com
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New book Old Vintage Melbourne, A Culinary Chronicle captures the dining institutions of yesteryear

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By Larissa Ham Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
From a sophisticated 70s restaurant with hot-pink light shades, to a St Kilda cake shop and the all-you-can eat smorgasbords of the suburbs, Chris Macheras's latest coffee table book is brimming with Melbourne's culinary history. But the book's beginnings are also quintessentially Melbourne — or at least Melbourne as we knew it in 2020. Stuck at home during COVID-19, the lawyer and artist kicked off an Instagram account featuring vintage photos of the city and suburbs.
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New book Old Vintage Melbourne, A Culinary Chronicle captures the dining institutions of yesteryear

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By Larissa Ham Verified
| Flipboard
'We're living with wars behind our doors': Jayda Allen Bonner remembered at Melbourne vigil WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has …
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Mortgage stress Victoria unable to help new clients as interest rates compound cost-of-living pressures

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By Larissa Ham Verified, Leanne Wong Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Larissa Ham and Leanne Wong A free service that helps home owners facing mortgage stress has been forced to temporarily close its books as the number of calls for assistance doubles. Mortgage Stress Victoria chief executive Nadia Harrison said severe financial stress was also reaching new parts of the community, in a trend she expects to continue after interest rates rose to a 15-year high on Tuesday.
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