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The Melbourne Jewish Comedy Festival
It’s not everyday that you walk into a room and feel completely overwhelmed by facial hair, but at the Melbourne Jewish Comedy Festival (MJCF), the presence of a significant face forest almost seems like a requirement. The only type of … Continue reading
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Review: 3 1/2 minutes, 10 bullets
3 ½ minutes, 10 bullets tells the story of a life once captivated with love and laughter, only to be destroyed by the sting of racism. The documentary exhibits a stark focus on the individual struggle, and brilliantly depicts how … Continue reading
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Review: From India with Love
‘Slumdog Millionaire’ is an eye-opening film about the realities of poverty in India. Now, you’re probably double-checking to make sure you’re reading the right review but fear not, the point is here: When Latika Bourke hears her name in the … Continue reading
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Paleo: How well does it conform to national dietary guidelines?
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HOW TO: Loose your legs and land on your feet
When Minna Lederberger opens the door the first thing I notice is her smile. She is warm and positive and exuding happiness. She invites me inside and as I follow her into her lounge room I start to see she … Continue reading
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Tagged amputee, bilateral, Hlh, jewish, Minna Lederberger, streptacoccal a
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Emotional abuse rates continue to soar
By: Leah Balbin EMOTIONAL abuse continues to be the most common form of child abuse experienced in Australia. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there are 17,600 reported cases of emotional abuse in Australia, compared to 9,900 reported cases … Continue reading
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Tagged Avi Yemini, child abuse, emotional abuse, IDF training
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Tea-Tox heats up weight loss industry
When it comes to morning coffee rituals Melbournians are all fiercely religious. Coffee with two sugars, soy latte, no foam, whipped cream, long black, macchiato? But for a growing few, mornings now consist of a more wholesome, healthier brew. Tea … Continue reading
Paleo diet sparks fears for infants
EXPERTS have lashed out against Pete Evans’ Paleo cookbook which included a paleo recipe as an alternative to infant formula. The cookbook was dumped by publisher Pan Macmillan after experts feared it put babies at risk of diseases like salmonella … Continue reading
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Tagged Bubba Yum Yum, Charlotte Carr, Infant Nutrition, Jan Carey, Jennifer James, Paleo, Pete Evans, WHO code
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Reinventing traditional cuisine: A young entrepreneur’s vision for success
By: Leah Balbin It is midday, and Smith Street in Fitzroy is buzzing with commercial businesses. Restaurants, Cafés, newsagencys, and somewhere in the middle is the one-hatted, Huxtable restaurant. Tzvi Balbin arrives to meet Co-owner and head chef, Daniel … Continue reading
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Tagged Chasing Kosher, Daniel Wilson, Datasauce, Huxtable, Kosher, Tzvi Balbin
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Public transport woes ongoing for some
By: Leah Balbin ICLEI Oceania has developed a Mobility Choices program that it hopes will promote cost-effective alternatives to cars. The Mobility Choices program works with local governments to help improve mobility and reduce car dependency. Director of Program Development for ICLEI, … Continue reading
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Tagged cars, ICLEI, Melbourne, Mobility Choices program, Public transport, Regional, Rural, trains, Yarra City Council
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