This date and ginger cake is an adaptation of my mum’s much-loved sticky date pudding recipe. Growing up, Mum’s sticky date pudding was a dinner-party staple — a simple, caramelly delight. The caramel sauce was a real favourite of mine until it was once confused with leftover gravy and served to me atop roast beef! […]
A (very) simple melt-and-mix number, perfect for when a lemon cake is in order, but fuss is not. A while ago, I spent a couple of days working in a little studio looking out on the most gloriously laden lemon tree I have ever seen — fruit drooping from its branches by the dozen. It […]
On sunny winter days, it’s always a good idea to drag a little table and a large chocolate buttermilk cake into the garden for tea. Hot tea and large slabs of cake keep hands and hearts warm. This chocolate cake makes a party out of any day — actual birthday optional! It really is a […]
Shoalhaven artist Bonnie Porter Greene encourages her audience not only to touch her work, but also to make their own marks on it. Bonnie Porter Greene’s studio shed beside her home at Nowra in the NSW Shoalhaven district is strewn with the tools of her trade, and the makings of future works. There are jars […]
Light weight weaner steers and heifers sold firm on last fortnight’s sale. Click to check the original article.
After five years living in New York, Hamish and Mez Keith have returned to Australia determined to give Bathurst its rightful place on the NSW tourism map. Hamish Keith was just 12 years old when he stood in the cattle yards on his parents’ property, Wilga Station, looking out across the Bathurst Plains and declared […]
Summer Hill and Rosedale is a riverfront grazing aggregation with an enormous potential to be developed for mixed farming. Click to check the original article.
A man has died as a bushfire burns through the Mid North Coast. Click to check the original article.
Australian Wool Innovation’s expenditure has exceeded its revenue for the fourth year in a row, with the research and development body’s reserves plummeting to the lowest level in a decade. Click to check the original article.
A hobby and passion for Longhorns has evolved into a growing herd in Queensland’s north west. Click to check the original article.
Some auctions recorded renewed restocker demand, while domestic butchers picked up the pace to secure the quality pens. Click to check the original article.
“In contrast, demand in grazing regions was weakened by declining livestock prices and far weaker median price growth in Victoria and the Northern Territory, followed by negative growth in Queensland and a dramatic decline in Tasmania, largely confined to the northern region of the state,” Mr Kuchel said. Click to check the original article.