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We have all heard that one glass of wine from time to time isn’t bad for health, but how exactly does wine contribute to health?
The answers appear to be almost endless as new studies continue to continually back up the health benefit claims of drinking wine moderately.
From attacking cancer cells to a decreased mortality rate, a glass of wine a day has proven to be good for your body both now and in the long run.
By sipping a glass of chilled white or red wine, here is how you will be helping your mental, physical and emotional wellbeing.
While Australians have been shocked by the scale of destruction caused by the current bushfires, the true horror awaits many farmers on their return home or during the cleanup process.
Buildings and fences have been destroyed, crops lost, and livestock have perished. Agriculture Minister Bridget McKenzie told ABC radio’s RN Breakfast the bushfire crisis would “devastate” the national herd, and there are fears up to 100,000 livestock could be lost.
The figures are almost too great to grasp. AgriWebb Co-Founder John Fargher knows the personal impact all too well, having heard the stories firsthand from customers. “There are people who have lost everything,” he says. His own family hasn’t escaped unscathed, with his father-in-law’s property hit by the Kangaroo Island fires losing all fences and livestock.
Water is scarce! So here are some water-saving tips that you can do right now.
While Australia is well and truly the lucky country it is also the driest continent on this planet outside Antarctica. It means that we are constantly at risk of drought and It is usually a case of how severe and how long rather than when.
There is no denying that we have seen some of the harshest conditions in Australia over the last few years with warmer and drier weather. The data below is information from the Bureau of Meteorology and just shows how hot and dry it has been.
It is easy to lose focus throughout the year. Before you know it, 2020 is upon us. We get it. You get busy, jobs start to pile up, bills need to be paid and before you know it, you are buying Christmas presents! Make 2020 different. Before anything gets too wild, it's time to make a plan and set your business up for success in 2020.
These 3 key things will make sure you have the structure and rigour for business success in 2020!
Leaving the Basin Plan will not solve the issues we have with the allocation and management of water in this State. It will not see any more water in our rivers, or return any water back to farmers.
The Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party have been calling for a Federal Royal Commission for over a year now, with the sole intent of untangling the mess water management is in.
The mismanagement of water is destroying our rivers, communities and industries. That’s why myself and Helen Dalton have been pushing hard on pausing the Basin Plan and conducting a Royal Commission.
Ever wondered what the fuss was about the gluten-free diet?
There's actually a variety of health benefits to be had from eliminating gluten from your diet.
From increased energy levels to greater digestive comfort. There's plenty more that come with this great health move!
Whether you travel frequently or rarely, travel insurance is one of your most valuable expense especially for the inexperienced.
Travel insurance can be beneficial for various reasons, especially if you're travelling to an unfamiliar destination.
Without travel insurance, disruptions to your trip can end up costing you a fortune.
Insurance ensures that in any circumstance, you are covered and here's five things to help prove it to you.
“It’s disappointing that the Government has decided to shuffle public service positions, and spend more money creating new offices within offices instead of providing real drought support,” said Member for Barwon Roy Butler.
Mr Butler’s comments follow the sacking of Jock Laurie, the government’s drought coordinator, to make way for the new Office of Drought Response.
“The drought coordinator’s position was set up to listen to farmers and communicate their views to government – to make sure their concerns surrounding drought had been heard.
Moving home can be quite a frustrating task, especially if you've accumulated a lot of items over-time.
When it comes to packing everything we own into boxes, it becomes more of a task we think is both time-consuming and a burden to our daily lives.
Sometimes we even wish we could pay someone to do all the hard work for us. So, here are some hints you need if you're looking to make packing less of a task and more of an experience, especially if you're moving into your dream home.
RDA Orana will host a two-day discussion focussed on migration as part of the organisation’s commitment to regional workforce shortages.
“Locally-led migration strategies have provided a response to issues facing rural and regional communities, including shifts in workforce and population,” RDA Orana Director for Regional Development Megan Dixon said.
The event will begin with an employer forum to discuss visa options for employers who may be interested in hiring migrant workers. This will be followed by a workshop about migrant experiences and a roundtable to look at regional settlement.