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Pig in the House Organic Wine is located in Billimari, about 20km from Cowra in the Central Ranges of NSW. The property was originally home to 20 free-range pigs ... read more
Gartelmann Wines is a boutique, family owned cellar door and wine producer, based in the idyllic Hunter Valley in NSW. They specialise in fine hand crafted wines ... read more
Lakeside Villas at Crittenden Estate present the ultimate vineyard escape. Stylish villas built over the lake to give you the feeling of floating amongst the vines, ... read more
Crittenden Estate is a small family-owned wine estate near Dromana on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, Australia. Crittenden's vineyard, which began life as ... read more
Wobbly Boot Vineyard is a boutique vineyard located in the Coal River Valley region of Southern Tasmania »
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'Food as medicine' is the hot new trend of 2013, and who better to show us the way to good health via eating than naturopath, nutritionlist and cookbook author Janella Purcell in two new books »
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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 »
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