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Trevallyn House provides luxury bed and breakfast accommodation just five minutes drive from central Launceston, Tasmania. An idyllic blend of comfort and convenience »
Pooley Wines has two vineyards (Belmont and Cooinda Vale) situated near Richmond and Campania in the Coal River Valley wine district, some 40 minutes drive from ... read more
Rocky Gardens Preserves is a family owned and operated Berry Farm, situated in the beautiful Tamar Valley, of Northern Tasmania, known for its award winning homemade ... read more
Take your time with Aviation Adventures and fly above the amazing Queensland's Whitsunday region .One of nature's most remarkable gifts, with the beauty of the Great ... read more
Part of the White Sands Estate at Ironhouse Point, on the north east coast of Tasmania, Providore offers a wide selection of Tasmanian produce. read more
More than 70 brand-new restaurants, cafes and bars feature in this year's Good Food Guide. Some are big-name, big-money ventures but some are little spots where the people who own the shop run the shop. Get the rundown on what we're eating and where »
Fill your year with feasts and festivities with this collection of meals, party foods and sweet treats for a range of special occasions. With recipes and wine matches for all manner of special events, Celebrate! takes all the stress out of catering for family and friends »
From its flagship restaurant in Melbourne’s Hosier Lane to its latest venture Pulpo, MoVida Cocina embodies the heart and soul of Spanish cuisine and delivers what it promises – vibrant food that is sure to get the taste buds tingling »
There is an element of Jamie Oliverness in Tobie Puttock - the cover image of his new cookbook, Italian Local, shows Tobie squatting over a portable barbeque in a country garden. And so we should expect comparisons to and influences from the Naked Chef.
Supermarkets? What are they? The Foodies Guide to Melbourne 2009 doesn't list a single one, however it is packed with such treasures that you'll wonder how the big chains can possibly compete.
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