The case against kale
Our Bangalow-based columnist, Robert Drewe, is not a fan of kale – as far he’s concerned you can give him bacon any time. Lately…
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Dawn on the Pimpana River
Our Shot of the Week photographer Tony Betts has been living in the Northern Rivers since 1999. “I arrived here as a refugee from…
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A special lunchtime event
Verandah Magazine is delighted to present, in conjunction with the Byron at Byron, a very special lunch…
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Cakes, craft and crochet – the CWA’s time honoured traditions
It’s not just the tea cosies that are cosy at the Country women’s Association rooms in Bangalow, as Paula Hagiefremidis discovers when she finds…
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Belinda Jeffery’s Simple summer salad
Belinda Jeffery keeps it simple over summer, using seasonal tomatoes and capsicums to whip up a salad that is delicious on its own or…
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The importance of your credit score
You might think the ability to pay back debt would the most important criterion for borrowing money, but it’s not the only one, writes…
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Getting down to business at the Arts Hub conference
Christina Giorgio braved the erratic Melbourne weather – hot one day, freezing the next – to attend the inaugural Arts Hub conference in Melbourne,…
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Bangalow Show: the long, and the short and the tall
Bangalow Show is the last Agricultural Show on the calendar for the Northern Rivers, and the force was with the horse on Friday morning,…
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Thomas Keneally’s story of ‘us’
Flappers to Vietnam, The third book in Thomas Keneally’s series Australians is a fascinating look at a broad sweep of history covering two wars,…
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Newsjacking: riding the coattails of the ‘now
You’ve heard of hijacking, and if you’re social media savvy you should have heard of newsjacking – perhaps you’ve even done it…
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