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Trans fats: how does Australia shape up?

The US is playing catch up to Australia when it comes to regulating trans fatty acid, but that doesn't mean our food is trans-fat free, some of the country's...

The 50 most expensive suburbs to rent a room in Australia

Young people planning to save money by spending a few years living in a Sydney sharehouse are in for a shock. New data shows Pyrmont is the most expensive...

Foreign workers exploited at Baiada chicken processing plants: Fair Work Ombudsman finds

Foreign workers have been exploited and underpaid at one of Australia's biggest chicken processors, according to an investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman. The...

Dark Mofo's Winter Feast: Thousands brave cold and rain as chefs turn up the heat for popular event

Hobart's Winter Feast is attracting thousands of tourists and businesses to the city as organisers hope to rival the hugely popular summer event, the Taste...

Flower Drum restaurant review outrages Melbourne foodies

MELBOURNE foodies have made a meal out of a newspaper food reviewer who dared to give an unflattering review to revered 40-year-old Melbourne restaurant...

Beef, wine on menu under China trade deal

Australia and China have signed the long-awaited free trade deal, an agreement that will supply China’s wealthy and growing middle class with quality...

Alcohol plan to tackle domestic violence

Governments across the country are being urged to consider using an alcohol levy to pay for the cost of family violence on the community. Australian of...

Andrew Lazarus heads west for $25m Macquarie Hotel deal

Andrew Lazarus’s Eastern Hotels Group has ventured out of the wealthy eastern suburbs to snap up the Macquarie Hotel in Sydney’s outer west and is...

The 12 best restaurant and bar designs in Australia

This year’s Restaurant & Bar Design Awards has picked out the cream of the crop from established food and beverage spaces around the world. The...

Clipsal sets “record”… so why weren’t our hotels full?

ADELAIDE | Tourism Minister Leon Bignell wore his trademark broad grin as he stood up in parliament yesterday to reveal this year’s Clipsal 500 generated...