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Yes, Victoria is about to get its very own Oyster Tour 🦪

Become an Oyster VIP. 
With our native Angasi oyster as the hero, we’re creating a new kind of Australian oyster experience. 

Our first season will be short and places limited, so register for VIP access with first chance to book before dates are released to the wider public.

Head to the link in our bio and enter your VIP details now. 

We’ll be in touch as soon as dates are open for booking 🦪🥂

Share with your oyster loving friends as well! 

#angasioysters #oystertour #oysterlovers
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thank you for having me @frankiemagazine for the latest edition 💕 a surreal experience after buying many copies of this iconic magazine for most of my adult life! In design school at @aftrs I particularly looked forward to each edition which always included beautiful artwork as a keepsake poster / wrapping paper featuring incredible Australian women’s art and craft 🙏🏻
A beautiful cathartic experience with words by @dellavreeland and film photography by @bobbydazzlerphotography ❤️‍🩹 
I talk about everything from my film and tv career, to the grief of losing my baby boy Finn, my pivot to becoming an oyster sommelier and role in the amazing shell recycling regen space for @shuckdontchuck 🦪 head to your local news agency to get your copy now! 

#finnsoysterbar #shuckdontchuck #frankiemagazine #oystersommelier #grief
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You might notice something missing next time you grab sushi or sashimi at the Market… we’ve officially Ditched the Fish ❌

Single-use plastic soy sauce fish have been phased out across the Market. These tiny items can’t be recycled and often end up in landfill or our waterways.

Our seafood and sushi traders are on board, with easy alternatives available: 
♻️Use our complimentary soy sauce stations located near the fishmongers 
♻️ BYO containers 
♻️ Use the soy sauce at home or work when taking away

This is one of many steps we’ve taken in reducing waste and protecting Port Phillip Bay, alongside initiatives like Shuck Don’t Chuck, where recycled oyster shells help restore local reef ecosystems. 

Learn more via link in bio.
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