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Harvard Wang

Harvard Wang

Verified

Photographer, Broadsheet Melbourne

Melbourne

Final Covers

Art , Women, Health, Mental health, Crisis In Conflict , Culture , Architecture

Doesn’t Cover

Sports Reporting.

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 11

  • First Look: Ramen Ako Makes No More Than 100 Serves per Day

    By Harvard Wang| Broadsheet Melbourne Verified The story of Fitzroy’s Ramen Ako feels like it was lifted straight from a Japanese drama. Owner Shohei Iijima moved from Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan to Melbourne in 2008 for university. Before long, he found himself missing the comfort of the traditional chicken soup his mother, Ako Iijima, would make when he was a kid – especially when he was sick. Shohei asked his mother for her recipe, started making her chicken soup and shared it with uni friends who he says, “surprisingly love it”.

    By Harvard Wang · Broadsheet Melbourne

    Mar. 30, 2025

  • How To Choose Your First (or Next) Melbourne Omakase Meal

    By Harvard Wang| Broadsheet Australia@ Over the last few years, omakase restaurants have opened up all across Melbourne. No matter where they are and who’s in the kitchen, every omakase venue has a few things in common. There’s always a counter, always limited seats, and yes, they’re always expensive. While there are old classics like Minimishia and Shira Nui, a newer crop including Matsu and Ronin has reinvigorated the omakase scene.

    By Harvard Wang · Broadsheet Australia

    Feb. 03, 2025

  • First Look: Ramen Ako Makes No More Than 100 Serves per Day

    By Harvard Wang| Broadsheet Melbourne Verified The story of Fitzroy’s Ramen Ako feels like it was lifted straight from a Japanese drama. Owner Shohei Iijima moved from Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan to Melbourne in 2008 for university. Before long, he found himself missing the comfort of the traditional chicken soup his mother, Ako Iijima, would make when he was a kid – especially when he was sick. Shohei asked his mother for her recipe, started making her chicken soup and shared it with uni friends who he says, “surprisingly love it”.

    By Harvard Wang · Broadsheet Melbourne

    Mar. 30, 2025

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Company Info

Broadsheet Melbourne

Broadsheet Media is a prominent Australian media company, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria. It serves as a cultural guide, providing insights and city guides across major Australian cities and New Zealand. The company is fully independent and has established itself as a key player in the media landscape. Broadsheet Media offers a variety of products and services that connect audiences with urban culture. These include digital and print media featuring news, event guides, and expert insights. The company also provides a membership program called Broadsheet Access, curated wine subscription boxes, restaurant gift cards, a bestselling cookbook collection, and limited edition prints. With an estimated annual revenue of around $35 million and a team of approximately 155 employees, Broadsheet Media collaborates with various notable brands, enhancing its influence in the cultural and lifestyle sectors.

Founded: 2009