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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Vegan Easy and Vegan Australia – together with Animal Liberation Victoria – are hosting yet another special Vegan Easy Challenge in celebration of World Vegan Month next month. According to Vegan Easy, more than 50% of people who sign up for the Vegan Easy Challenge do so for health and fitness reasons. For this year’s
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Now that you’re getting ready to travel again, you’ll need a vegan travel bag to go with you on your journey. In Australia, you’ll find a swagger of online and in-store locations where you can find vegan travel bags to suit your travel style. Here’s a list of spots to help you make the best
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You have to admit that Spring is the season for love and Spring in Melbourne for vegans is a sunny and smitten affair. Loved up vegans will be pining to get out in the sunnier, dreamier weather. So, where in Melbourne – and surrounds – do you take your vegan love? Beachside fun on the
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Being an Aussie, it can be socially tricky to be a vegan non-alcoholic drinker. But times are changing and vegan non-alcoholic drink makers are tuning in closely. So too are online suppliers. Vegan non-alcoholic drinks are made without animal products, including filtering techniques. Plant-based ingredients and filters are used instead. I gave up drinking in
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The May edition of The Vegan View is coming out a little early this month because there is a bunch of news to share. Not only is there a lot of news, the news highlights how traditional foods may already be vegan or vegan-friendly. Cultures outside my own always fascinate me because there is always
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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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Debra Lawson opened her vegan and fair-trade store called Gatherer in February this year. She has a deep passion for fair-trade and vegan goods plus a love for change. These attributes have been the impetus for Debra to open her store on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, much to the local vegan community’s delight. Debra
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March is on fire with vegan content from the mainstream for The Vegan View this month. So, does that mean vegan news is taking its well-earned place in everyday media? I think so. Let’s have a look at the best that March has to offer. Broadsheet busts out news of a vegan-friendly newbie in Melbourne
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Recently, I attended a vegan supper club event at 113Eatery hosted by Penny Hagekyriakou of Drool and Nadia Fragnito of The Vegan Italian Kitchen. At the event, Nadia launched her latest book A Vegan Summer in Southern Italy: Recipes and Culinary Adventures. At the end of the night, I chatted with Nadia and Penny about
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