Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables to Juice in Spring in Melbourne

As spring unfolds in Melbourne, the city bursts with an array of fresh, local produce, offering the perfect opportunity to enjoy vibrant and nutritious juices. This season brings a delightful selection of fruits and vegetables that are in peak condition or readily available in the Melbourne area. With the warmer weather and blooming gardens, it’s the ideal time to embrace these seasonal ingredients and refresh your juicing routine.
To make the most of Melbourne’s spring...

The MOD Cold Press Juicer is creating waves in the world of health and wellness with its innovative design and exceptional juicing capabilities. This appliance is not just a juicer; it's a gateway to a healthier lifestyle, perfect for those passionate about nutrition and flavor in their juices.

Advanced Technology and Enhanced Juice Quality

At the heart of the MOD Cold Press Juicer's appeal is its advanced juicing technology. Unlike traditional centrifugal...

Moving house doesn’t need to be stressful.


You can do several things to make sure the process goes smoothly, and one of the most important is having a checklist for each step of the way. Luckily, we’ve devised a checklist that you can follow, covering every aspect of moving.


Let’s get straight into it. Preparation


Focusing on meticulous preparation is crucial to ensuring a smooth transition during your move. This will...

Dingoes plural of din-go

Noun
A member of the top Australian music group who came into being in 1973

Plural
Australia’s premier ‘country-rock’ group, something of a ‘supergroup’ variously consisting of between 5 and 7 members


Left to right - Chris, Ashley, Brod, John and Kerryn

On Sunday December 30^th I was among a fortunate 300 plus people who came to the Caravan Club in Oakleigh, a south-eastern suburb of Melbourne. Thi...

This event wasn’t unprecedented, and we could’ve seen it coming

A fourth death has been attributed to Melbourne’s “thunderstorm asthma” emergency on Monday night, and it was lucky there were not more, according to the state’s health minister. More than 2,000 people suffered breathing problems when a severe storm combined with an extreme pollen count to cause what is being described as “thunderstorm asthma”.

The recent severe thunderstorm in Melbourne caused hospitals...

Thangka painters have an entirely different conception of art to most Western painters. What should art do for us?

Beyond questions of its value and its sources there is a question less frequently contested about creativity: its relationship to us.

One evening some time ago, I was walking down Chapel Street in Melbourne’s South Yarra with a Tibetan monk who had just arrived in Australia. Namgyel had been brought out from China by a Buddhist centre in Melbourne and it was...

In broad terms a podcast will into one of two categories.

The first is the rebroadcast of a radio or television program. It goes to air, then's made available as media on demand. Think Hamish & Andy, or Late Night Live on the ABC's Radio National network. Often now if it's a prerecorded program, the release is simultaneous.

Second is the podcast created to straight online. The Sweetest Plum produced in Australia by Declan Fay and Nick Maxwell a notable success.,...

Will the above hand prints be the only remaining evidence that traditional Aboriginal society once existed or will the mining company bulldoze these sites as well?

Please share, as we need as much support as we can get, for the remote Aboriginal communities, to help them to continue to remain on their land. If they are removed the first thing that will happen is that their sacred sites will be bulldozed, the follow on will the disintergration of our ancient Aboriginal...

"Leadbelly left his mark on his era; his steel voice, his steel on the twelve strings and his high voltage personality captured audiences everywhere.” (Alan Lomax)
"He bequeathed to us also, it is true, a couple of hundred of the best songs any of us will ever know." (Pete Seeger)
"The blues is like this. You lay down some night and you turn from one side of the bed to the other all night long. It's not too cold in that bed, and it ain't too hot. But what's the matter? The blues has...

In May 2015, the Australian arts community was shocked, perplexed and bemused when the then Arts Minister and Attorney-General, George Brandis, raided the government’s allocation to its own professional funding body, the Australia Council, and withdrew A$104.7 million to create his own private slush fund, the National Program for Excellence in the Arts.

The raid had all the drama and high farce that accompanied another attorney-general’s raid on his own department, back in 1973....

The recent fatal accident involving a Tesla car while self-driving using the car’s Autopilot feature has raised questions about whether this technology is ready for consumer use.
But more importantly, it highlights the need to reconsider the relationship between human behaviour and technology. Self-driving cars change the way we drive, and we need scrutinise the impact of this on safety.

Tesla’s Autopilot does not make the car truly autonomous and self-driving. Rather, it automates...