The annual Visy event, hosted by Anthony Pratt at his lavish backyard in Kew, Melbourne, was a spectacle to behold. With a guest list that included the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, and his wife, Jodie Haydon, as well as Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan, it was clear that this was no ordinary gathering. The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the performance by pop megastar Kylie Minogue, whose 60-minute set left guests spinning around and dancing the night away. Rumors of her performance costing upwards of $3 million were confirmed, with her set being the rarest and hottest invite in town. The evening was a celebration of Australia's food and beverage manufacturing industries, and the event was a testament to the power of networking and the influence of the elite. The event was also a showcase of the Pratt family's wealth and influence, with members of the family in attendance, including Heloise Pratt and her partner, Jon Stevens, as well as Matthew and Georgia Danos. The evening was a success, with guests enjoying a sit-down dinner and a performance by Minogue, who rolled out a string of smash hits and nostalgic classics. The event was also a testament to the power of networking and the influence of the elite, with guests including Herald & Weekly Times and Tourism Australia chair Penny Fowler, Deputy Premier Ben Carroll, and Police Minister Anthony Carbines. The evening was a memorable one, with a small but noisy group of protesters chanting and heckling as guests arrived, and a sprinkling of Minogue superfans gathering in a side street to listen to her show over the fence and have an impromptu after-dark dance party. Overall, the event was a testament to the power of networking and the influence of the elite, and a reminder of the importance of the arts in society. The performance by Minogue was a highlight, and the event was a success, with guests enjoying a memorable evening.
