It’s a New Year which means it’s a new year of new vegan travel. Coincidently, it’s also Veganuary, run by the charity of the same name to “inspire people to try vegan for January and throughout the rest of the year.” As you will know by reading Fire & Tea, it’s easy to travel vegan. […]
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A few days into a three-month Contiki trip across the U.S in 2000, it became clear that I was expected to drink. The tour group comprised mostly of Aussies travellers, and a handful of New Zealand and U.K travellers. Every time we arrived at the next town, there was the unspoken rule to go out
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It’s no wonder that this time of year is known as the silly season. As we inch closer to Christmas, the silliness grows into a beast unto its own. The endless shopping for Christmas presents, completing the ever-scrolling to-do list at work and attending all the celebrations that this time of year brings demand our
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I know a vegan place, a place where the coffee runs deep and stir-fry greens bloom. About an hour’s drive from Melbourne is a place where Singaporean cuisine has found a new home and that new home is in Melton South. It’s suitably called Oh My Greens. Oh My Greens is a family owned and
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Lonely Planet recently published ‘Wellness Escapes’, a guide to the world’s wellness getaways. Wellness is a buzz word of late, and many travellers are flocking to destinations where they can rest, refuel and replenish their bodies. The timing of this publication is uncanny, and I think this is a sign of the times in which
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It’s heart-warming to know that Australia is one the fastest-growing vegan populations in the world. In 2018 and around Melbourne alone, vegan food is sprouting up everywhere. Restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs – traditionally with prominent meat-based menus – are now crafting separate vegan menus to better cater for Melbourne’s growing vegan demands. What’s actually
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Last weekend was the first Saturday of the month. This means it was Vegan T-shirt Day. Wearing your favourite vegan t-shirt once day a month is a great way to raise awareness for veganism. We need to remember that we’re all part of the cycle of life, not above it. Therefore we shouldn’t exploit others’
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“Jess turned vegetarian in mid-2014 while we were both planning a fundraising trip to Borneo with the WWF. Someone questioned me as to why I wanted to save a certain species but would happily eat another. Having never thought of it that way, it truly made me think more about my food choices.” The decision
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The Arthurs Seat Eagle on the Mornington Peninsula is one of Victoria’s most visited attractions. The Eagle is a series of gondolas, ferrying visitors to heights over Dromana to reveal captivating views of the peninsula, surrounding coastal villages and State Park. The Arthurs Seat Eagle is just under an hour and a half’s drive from
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Today’s post is sponsored by Webjet.com.au Australia and New Zealand’s leading online travel agency for renting a car and comparing car rental in Melbourne. Melbourne is one of the most vegan-friendly capital cities in Australia that’s easy to navigate by car. Italian cooking has also punctuated the city’s expansive multicultural food scene, beginning as early
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