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12 homegrown performances to experience at this year’s FRINGE WORLD festival
Check out these fun and fantastic homegrown acts keeping the magic of FRINGE WORLD flowing through our community.
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Seven simple activities for more family fun at home
Here’s seven home activities to help keep the family engaged, educated and (eventually) tuckered out. You might even have a bit of fun yourself!
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Homegrown goodness with Caroline Taylor | Kleenheat Kitchen
As Executive Chef of Taylor’s Art and Coffee House, Caroline is Swan Valley-born and bred and rightly proud of the region in which she grew up.
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Pork and plums: a perfect pairing from Melissa Palinkas | Kleenheat Kitchen
Young George’s Melissa Palinkas, shares her perfect pairs recipe for pork jowl and plums. It might be an unusual combo, but it’s harmony on the plate.
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WA’s summer of fun: our picks for things to see, do and experience across the state
Make the most of the sunshine and good times with these suggestions for activities, events and attractions to enjoy with friends or family.
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Driving safely: 10 tips to keep in mind before getting behind the wheel
We all want to feel safe on the road, so stay alert and arrive at your destination safely with these simple driving tips.
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Taste of the NT: four easy barbecue fish recipes for home and outdoors
There’s nothing tastier than freshly caught fish on the barbecue. And when the fish and fishing is good, you want to make sure the eating is good too.
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10 home energy saving tips for those in Australia’s hot and humid areas
Did you know around 40% of energy in the average Australian home is used for cooling or heating? Here are ten ways to save on energy usage.
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Five steps to become a meat smoking master | Kleenheat Kitchen
Smoking your meat is a sure-fire way to reach new levels of flavour, tenderness and aroma. These basic tips will get you on your way to becoming a smoking master.
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Five ways to embrace the laid back NT lifestyle and learn a little more about our backyard
Keen to explore more of your own backyard? This list of local places and experiences will help you enjoy NT life a little more.
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Four easy dishes for campsite cooking and where (we think) you should enjoy them
There’s no need for fancy techniques and gourmet ingredients while we’re camping, but a few go to recipes and a great view is something to look forward to.
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Sharing local knowledge for a better understanding of Aboriginal culture | Truly WA
While it’s easy to love the places and experiences that make Western Australia great, being truly WA means recognising and understanding Aboriginal culture: the people, knowledge and stories that have been here all along.
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Celebrating native ingredients and Aboriginal culture
We caught up with Paul Iskov, who over the past 15 years has emerged as one of the leading supporters of the local native food movement.
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Food philosophy with Young George’s Melissa Palinkas
Young George executive chef and co-owner, Melissa Palinkas, has been praised by food reviewers for her ‘inventive, fun, smart and original’ food. And there’s good reason: her ‘zero waste’ approach means every part of her ingredients adds flavour.
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Tomato + purslane salad – perfect pairs with Guy Jeffreys | Kleenheat Kitchen
Purslane is a weed – but it’s also great to eat and contains more omega-3 fatty acids than any other leafy vegetable. This recipe keeps things super-simple and lets the deliciousness of fresh, firm tomatoes shine through.
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Zero-waste eating – getting crafty in the kitchen | Kleenheat Kitchen
Here’s a scary fact for you: more than five million tonnes of food ends up in landfill in Australia each year. Zero waste eating is a growing trend in homes and restaurants, but how easy is it to go waste-free in the kitchen?
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Home-grown goodness with Melissa Palinkas | Kleenheat Kitchen
Head Chef and co-owner of East Fremantle’s Young George, Melissa Palinkas cooks with a zero waste, root to shoot, leaf to stem philosophy. Melissa shared this oriental-inspired pork dish with us and it’s looking perfect for the fry pan or the BBQ hotplate.
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Our A to Z of WA: a local’s list of things that are truly WA
There’s plenty to love about WA, but what does it mean to be truly local? We’ve listed some of the best bits of our home state.
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The daily grind: spilling the beans on WA’s coffee culture
WA’s coffee culture has expanded beyond the typical metro cafe strips – but how much do you know about your daily cup of coffee?
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Four ways to make the most of WA’s sunshine at home and outdoors
It’s the perfect time to have a look around and refresh home décor, clean up the backyard and your barbecue set-up in time for summer.