There has never been a time in history when it’s so easy and convenient to use a food delivery service so we can experience our favourite food from in-demand restaurants. Because it’s now so convenient and accessible, we’re insatiably spoilt for choice. Gone are the days of ordering just pizza or Chinese food from the […]
I Choose Not to Order via a Food Delivery Service. Here’s Why… Read More »
Being a vegan traveller means being a passenger for a great chunk of that time while on the road. However, in the last six months I have succumbed to the law of the land here in my hometown of Melbourne. I have also been a passenger in my everyday life. I am a proud, fully-fledged
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There are only nine days before I head off for some more vegan travel and the time for travel packing is inching closer. I don’t know about you, but I have always been a last-minute travel packer. Don’t get me wrong, I’m an organised person. Yet, travel packing has always been a last-minute task for
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2017 in Melbourne, and worldwide, has been touted as the Year of Being or Becoming Vegan. Melbourne, Australia has witnessed a boom in local vegan markets across the city; vehicles to reach vegans and non-vegans on a hyper-local level. A massive, one-day event on World Vegan Day in November has occurred in Melbourne for the
To Market, To Market to Find Melbourne’s Vegan Boom Read More »
Part of my motivation for starting the Fire & Tea blog is my passion for travelling through the city in which I live. This week, Melbourne was voted the world’s most liveable city in the world for the seventh year in a row. Seventh year in a row! Thinking back, I’ve been vegan for almost
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I was reading the latest issue of Vegan Life Magazine, and travelled through the pages to an interview with Dixie Wills. He is a writer, a vegan who took his vegan journey from when he was a carnivore and is now a vegan nomad of sorts. In this interview, he talks about the best ways
Is Melbourne the Most Liveable City in Australia for Vegans? Read More »
So, I entered a competition earlier in the week and I won two tickets to the Melbourne Comedy International Festival. In particular, I won a double pass to Australia’s own – Michael Workman – for last night. A welcomed win, indeed! I’ve been to the festival in years past and a good time always ensues.
When a Night of Local Travel Digresses to a Comedy of Errors Read More »
Happy New Year to all of my readers and followers! I wish you all a fabulous 2017 and I hope it’s filled with many more travels and food journeys. What a week it’s been with so much celebrating over the Christmas and New Year’s Eve period. While I stayed engaged in my yoga practise when
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The Australian Open starts in Melbourne on Monday and I’m pretty excited. I think it’s a fun way to spend a summer’s day in my hometown – the champions, the action and the energy all combine for a memorable tennis experience. Plus, it’s the perfect excuse to travel to Melbourne. Though, arriving courtside unprepared can mean the difference between
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I was told a saying by my yoga teacher recently and it suited me to a tee: “Work within your limits, but don’t limit yourself.” Recently, I’ve been nurturing myself more than usual as I’ve been experiencing more than usual bouts of fatigue. You see, I’ve lived with fatigue at varying levels on and off
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