Veganism inspires people to be of service for a greater cause. Through her vegan events company Cause & Events, Astrella is doing just that in Melbourne. Astrella curates fun and inspiring fundraiser events that raise money for not-for-profit organisations and invites local vegan makers to be a part of the fun. I spoke to Astrella […]
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A rewarding part of travelling the vegan road is that you have the ability to help others, to be of service to others. Just by choosing a vegan lifestyle, you are already helping to save non-human many lives. However, what else can be done to be of vegan service to others? There are a number
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Recently, my husband and I stopped in briefly at a local coffee shop during our daily walk. As I waited for my coffee outside, a pigeon flew into the window of the shop. Now, the window looked as if it was transparent without any visible barriers so I can understand how the bird became disorientated.
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Geoff Stamp has a passion for all things travel and all things vegan. This is evident in his vegan travel club Vegan on the Map. Geoff was on hand to answer a few questions about his vegan travel business and his upcoming round the world vegan tour. He also discusses how travel may look like
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Melbourne is back in lockdown for two weeks and the city is currently at the half-way point. Let’s hope restrictions ease this coming Tuesday though there are no guarantees. Still, the vegan and veganised news keeps flowing and we can be comforted by the way the world is edging towards a more vegan way of
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Australia has an obsession with racing animals. What’s disturbing is that people will travel vast distances to watch animals being raced. It makes you wonder what the appeal is, even after you analyse the cruelty involved. You’ll also find a predictable pattern when it comes to animal racing traditions in Australia. Wherever you find a
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We often hear ourselves say we love animals. However, where do we draw the line when it comes to loving animals? Do we love some and not others? Do we love those who are cute and cuddly or do we run in fear from those who may not fit into this category? To love animals
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This week marked World Wildlife Day. On March 3 in 1973, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) was signed. Now, March 3 celebrates and raises awareness of the world’s wild animals and plants. However, we live in a world where humans are encroaching on the wilderness through
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This week, a developing news story about a prominent vegan animal rights activist and known influencer emerged. According to reports, the vegan activist invested a substantial amount of money into digital currency. It was alleged that the money was collected from fans and crowdfunding patrons. The vegan activist’s actions have since sparked debate about whether
Can We Save Animals and Support Vegan ‘Influencers’ at the Same Time? Read More »
This week was a milestone for wetlands across the world. February 2 marked the 50th anniversary of the Ramsar Treaty, the global conservation agreement to protect wetlands of international significance. February 2 is thus World Wetlands Day. Iconic wetlands around Australia such as Kakadu, the Coorong in South Australia and Eighty Mile Beach near Broome
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