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Melissa Field

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As seen in: New Idea, MSN Australia, Woman's Day, NowTo Love, OK! Magazine Australia, BODY + soul, WHO, Homes to Love, that's life!, Investigates
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One dish, zero stress: The genius new dining trend you need to try

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By Melissa Field Verified
| New Idea Verified
NEED TO KNOW New Idea tries out the one-dish dining trend – one item on the menu only. The Shangri-la Hotel in Sydney offers a Signature Steak Frites experience. It’s one dish, done well -but you get a choice of sauce! Perfect for an after-work bite, or date night! Choice is a good thing, but sometimes, choice, when it comes to a menu, can be overwhelming. And now that menus in some restaurants are as big as a small cinema screen, choosing what to order can be…a lot.
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EXCLUSIVE: Neale Whitaker reveals what he REALLY thinks about quitting Nine for Seven

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By Melissa Field Verified
| New Idea Verified
NEED TO KNOW Neale Whitaker is returning to TV as a judge on Channel Seven’s new show, My Reno Rules, after stepping away from The Block to care for his partner. Four teams will compete to renovate two Melbourne homes, with winners taking home a property plus $100,000 in prize money. Neale has no hard feelings about moving to a rival network and is also juggling a personal renovation project in Berry, NSW. For Neale Whitaker, returning to TV as a home renovations judge was all about the timing.
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Outback legend Mal Leyland hits the road one final time on Australian Story

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By Melissa Field Verified
| New Idea Verified
The Leyland Brothers, Mike and Mal, were TV superstars in the 70s and 80s. The brothers travelled around Australia and inspired fans to explore our own backyard. But their involvement in an ill-fated business led them into financial ruin. Mike and Mal never reconciled, and now Mal has been diagnosed with dementia. Now Mal is heading out on one last epic Australian adventure. It’s 50 years since the iconic Aussie outback travel show Ask The Leyland Brothers first hit our TV screens.
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