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Australian Food Festival

Australian Food Festival


Australia’s culinary renaissance is showing no signs of slowing down. Words like quenelle, confit and macerated are making their way into our everyday vernacular and ravenous revellers are now eager than ever to sample epicurean delights thanks to Masterchef and a new breed of rock star: the celebrity chef. With artisan producers, star-studded line-ups and world-class entertainment…


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Aboriginal Customs

Aboriginal Customs


The Ditidaht First Nation’s proud claim is that its people never go hungry: Their traditional territory, covering a wide expanse of southern Vancouver Island, is rich with food for the taking – salmon and duck, mussels and berries, deer and elk. Joseph William Thomas and Christopher John Brown, two aboriginal hunters from the urban Esquimalt First Nation – where hunting opportunities…


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Non verbal communication in Australia

Non verbal communication in Australia


A huge part of the way we communicate occurs through non-verbal cues in conversations. This includes your body language, the way you look at others during conversations and the facial expressions you use. Body language Body language can back up the words you use and how you say those words, but can also betray your true feelings if you are uncomfortable in a conversation. There…


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Dining Etiquette in Australia

Dining Etiquette in Australia


Meeting with clients over a meal and a good bottle of wine can be the perfect environment to seal a deal, make new connections or build rapport with an investor. Australian business culture is quite relaxed about social rules, but what if you’re dining with a stickler for manners? Business Insider spoke to some of Australia’s leading social etiquette experts, Good Manners author…


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Indigenous communities in Australia

Indigenous communities in Australia


Gary Murray, chairman of the Northwest Region Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Board and a member of the Dja Dja Wurrung nation speaks as protesters stage a sit down protest outside Flinders Street Station in Melbourne on Friday. Photograph: Scott Barbour/Getty Images Tens of thousands of Australians have taken part in protests throughout the country in a fight against the forced…


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Australian Themed

Australian Themed


Teresa Palmer shows off her baby bump as she grabs breakfast at Cafe Gratitude on Monday (October 3) in West Hollywood, Calif. The 30-year-old Lights Out actress has been enjoying her time back home after traveling to Italy to premiere her film Hacksaw Ridge at the, and then to Canada to attend the premiere of her movie Message from the King during the 2016 Toronto International…


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Dancing Festival Australia

Dancing Festival Australia


There is also a suggestion that Morris dancing occurred in Melbourne in the 1930s, yet it was not until the 1970s, on the back of the nationwide folk revival, that Morris gathered momentum and teams, or sides, were established. The hotbed of Morris in those days was undoubtedly Perth, with the oldest continuous side to this day being Perth Morris Men, which celebrated its 40th…


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List of Australian festivals

List of Australian festivals


Fest300 Magazine has just released a list of The World’s 300 Best Festivals, with a number of our Australian faves making the grade. The epic list, which includes everything from major music festivals like Glastonbury to cultural events like the Fiesta de San Fermín, has truly cast a wide net ranking festive gatherings in seven different regions. In Australia’s case, we were…


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List of Music festivals in Australia

List of Music festivals in Australia


Coachella 2015 (Photo : Mark Davis/Getty Images) It is no secret that music festivals are where money is right now in the music business. Unless you are named Adele , Justin Bieber or Taylor Swift, you probably aren t making much money selling records and live music can be hit or miss with the up-front costs of touring as a band. Festivals are both profitable for bands and…


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Festival in Western Australia

Festival in Western Australia


With events in cities and towns across the state, the 2015 festival attracted 170 events and over 145, visitors. Operating in WA since 2012, the festival is WA’s largest heritage event and with a festival in each state and territory, is known nationally as the National Trust Heritage Festival. The festival has an annual theme to provide inspiration. In 2016 it is Discovery…


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