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THE RED HOT SUMMER TOUR ANNOUNCES SECOND SERIES WITH MASSIVE LINE-UP

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he Red Hot Summer Tour is one of the biggest touring festivals on the circuit today, a reputation it will

further cement with the announcement of the 2018 second leg featuring a massive all-Aussie line-up. continued inside....

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food | drink French oysters on sale in vending machines

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n a change from chocolates and champagne, the French are starting to offer fresh oysters from vending machines in the hope of selling more of the delicacy outside business hours.

One pioneer is Tony Berthelot, an oyster farmer whose automatic dispenser of live oysters on the Ile de Re island off France’s western coast offers a range of quantities, types and sizes 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

French oyster farmers are following in the footsteps of other producers of fresh food who once manned stalls along roadsides for long hours but now uses machines.

“We can come at midnight if we want, if we have a craving for oysters. It’s excellent; they’re really fresh,” Christel Petinon, a 45-year-old oyster lover holidaying on the island, told Reuters.

The Ile de Re’s refrigerated dispenser, one of the first and with glass panels so customers can see what they are buying, is broadly similar to those that offer snacks and drinks at railway stations and office buildings worldwide.

Customers use their bank card for access, opening the door of their choice from a range of carton sizes and oyster types.

Berthelot, 30 years an oyster farmer, sees it as an extra source of revenue rather than an alternative to normal points of sale like food markets, fishmongers and supermarkets.

“We felt as though we were losing lots of sales when we are closed,” he said.

“There was a cost involved when buying this machine, of course, but we’re paying it back in instalments ... And today, in theory, we can say that the calculations are correct and it’s working.”

Selling oysters from a machine bets on more than just open-mindedness among consumers. Live molluscs not kept cool enough or stored too long out of seawater can cause food poisoning when opened.

The Berthelots say the machine has an appeal to a younger generation accustomed to buying on the internet and unperturbed by the absence of a shopkeeper.

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Gourmet Farmer plates up a new challenge

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n the first season of Gourmet Farmer, Matthew Evans had a simple dream: to run his own farm in Tasmania.

The former Sydney Morning Herald food critic allowed cameras to document his move from big-city life to rural Tassie, running a farm for the first time.

Then he met his partner Sadie, they had a son, Hedley, and the farm had to get bigger - two pigs became 22 and season two was born.

By season three, things got a whole lot more ambitious and the family had taken up residence on the bigger Fat Pig Farm.

Now, season four, the goal is even bigger as Evans pursues his dream to open a restaurant on Fat Pig Farm.

The cameras followed the family for nearly two years as they made this dream a reality for the SBS series.

“It’s quite funny it’s like our holiday pics sometimes, and my son sometimes likes to watch old episodes,” he said.

Evans combines the TV work, making Gourmet Farmer and several documentary projects, with farm work, writing recipes, making appearances at Hobart’s Salamanca Market to sell Fat Pig Farm produce and making and selling bacon.

On top of all that, they’ve decided to open a restaurant.

“I’d had this idea in my head but I was a bit clueless about what it might entail,” he said.

“We bought this property and thought ‘oh we could

probably do something here’ but we didn’t really know how hard that might be in terms of the cost of the infrastructure and the length of the time to build it, the hoops that we would have to go through to get it done. We were quite naive about what it might take.”

To say the show captures some trials and tribulations is an understatement. There are building delays, extra costs and some things that were truly out of their hands, all captured for the whole country to see.

“It was a pretty wet year so we were sort of battling to build a wood oven at the worst time of year in the worst weather to build a wood oven. And I guess there’s a bit of frustration in how long it took to open, we were probably seven months late by the time we opened,” he said.

It’s been a long and eventful road to get to that place where their focus is now on the customer.

And it’s all been documented for them as the series kicks off again for its fourth season, serving as a reminder in case they ever want to take something like this on again.

“In terms of new projects for us, I’m not sure we’ll be rushing into anything,” he said. “Certainly nothing as grandiose as this.” *Gourmet Farmer airs on Thursdays at 8pm (AEST) on SBS and is also available on SBS OnDemand Catchup TV.

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Wine study aims to end cork-or-cap debate

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ritish scientists could soon provide a definitive answer to the years-long debate over whether wine tastes better from a cork or screw cap bottle.

Members of the public can take part in the Oxford University experiment that is using brain-scanning technology to test how the sounds, aromas and sensations associated with opening a wine bottle influence their taste buds.

Researchers will also fit participants with brainscanning headwear, monitoring their pleasure receptors as they take part in a further series of tests.

The experiment aims to end years of debate among the wine industry and consumers

alike about which method produces the best taste.

The most widely held opinion so far seems to be that no closure - natural or synthetic cork, screw cap or even the latest screw cork - is perfect.

Professor Charles Spence, head of experimental psychology at the Crossmodal Research Laboratory, said the experiment marked the first effort by scientists to definitively prove which closure provided the most positive drinking experience.

“Our brains have a powerful hold over our taste buds, and it will be interesting to see the differing effects the multi-sensory aspects of wine drinking have on our perception of taste,” he said.

“This is a debate that has

“This ia a Debate that has been ongoing in the Wine Industry for many years”

been ongoing in the wine industry for many years and we hope this trial will go some way to providing a definitive answer to this

fascinating question.”

The live experiment ran from July 28 to July 29 in London’s Soho and the results will be released later this year.

Compliments pay when it comes to food

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aying compliments pays off, at least when it comes to fast food, Austrian economists have found in a study that involved buying 100 cones of ice cream and 800 kebab wraps.

The Innsbruck University researchers sent several people to fast food restaurants over a series of days to buy soft serve ice cream, the university said.

To measure the effect of praise and recognition in

consumer interactions, the experimenters ended their order with the sentence “You have the best ice cream in town.”

They then left the shop to weigh their serving with a small scale.

They found that the praise got them 10 per cent more ice cream on average than when they ordered without paying a compliment.

Instead of praise, the researchers also tried tipping

the salesperson at the time of ordering.

This increased the serving by an average of 17 per cent, but after accounting for the tip, the actual value increase was only 7 per cent.

Praising and tipping kebab vendors brought similar results.

Over several days, customers who paid compliments got continuously growing portions that ended up being bigger than the ones that were only

accompanied by tips.

Lead author Michael Kirchler said his study showed that “there is a tendency to underestimate immaterial incentives such as recognition and praise and to overestimate monetary incentives.”

To reach their findings, the experimenters did not have to gorge on fast food, but they gave most of the ice cream to passers-by and the kebab to a charity.

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The Red Hot Summer Tour Announces second series with massive line-up JOHN FARNHAM, DARYL BRAITHWAITE, BABY ANIMALS, THE BLACK SORROWS (WITH VIKA AND LINDA) & 1927

taking the festival into some towns and venues that we have never played at before – look out, it is going to rock!”

After a sell-out run in the 2017 Red Hot Summer Tour, John Farnham – the voice of the Australian music industry returns for 2018. Revered as one of the best male vocalists – by both fans and fellow musicians – he has had an incredibly versatile career.

His 1986 album Whispering Jack was the first record to sell over a million copies ....continued in Australia and its chart topping single You’re The Headlined by the ‘voice’ Voice cemented the honey of Australian music, John Farnham, with special guests toned solo artist as the ‘voice’ of the country. Over the next Daryl Braithwaite, Baby several years he released hit Animals, The Black Sorrows (with Vika and Linda) & 1927. after hit, including Pressure Shows in the first run – which Down, Reasons, A Touch of Paradise, Age of Reason, was announced earlier in Two Strong Hearts, Angels, the year featuring headliner Talk of The Town, Chain Queen of rock Suzi Quatro Reaction, Burn For You, – have already sold-out, or Have A Little Faith (In Us) are almost at capacity. This and That’s Freedom to name second all-Australian line-up is guaranteed to sell-out well a few. Audiences will have the chance to celebrate five before 2018. decades of great music when Promoter Duane McDonald John takes to the stage on says the return of John the 2018 run.

Farnham as a headliner A long-time supporter of on the Red Hot Summer the Red Hot Summer Tour, Tour is by popular demand.

“Audiences loved seeing John Daryl Braithwaite puts on an incredible performance. He is Farnham as part of the 2017 sold out tour,” he says. We’ve one of the most recognisable joined together an incredible voices in the Australian music scene, and with a diverse Aussie line-up, some artists career that has spanned who have been part of the Red Hot Summer Tour family decades. Daryl’s consistency for a long time and some who as a performer has never wavered, something that sees we are newly welcomed to him performing regularly to the stage. It is going to be packed crowds around the a massive summer! We are

country. Starting his career in the 1970s as the front man for Sherbet, Daryl was crowned King of Pop and the band produced 20 national Top 40 singles. In the 1980’s Daryl set out on his own solo career, releasing smash hit singles such as One Summer, As The Days Go By and Sugar Train to name a few. His anthemic version of The Horses is always a crowd-pleaser and a favourite for Red Hot Summer Tour fans.

Baby Animals burst onto the Australian scene in the 1990s with a solid rock force and a sassy lead singer. Suze DeMarchi proved that girls could rock just as hard as guys and the Baby Animals soon kicked some impressive rock butt with hits such as Rush You, Early Warning and One Word. The band scored themselves ARIA awards for best album and toured the globe. When they split in the mid-1990s they ended a special era of Australian music. The band’s inclusion again on the Red Hot Summer Tour line-up is a rare chance for music fans to see their original rock at its best.

Another icon of Australian music, Joe Camilleri, will be bringing his legendary band The Black Sorrows to the 2018 line-up. An incredible songwriter, Joe penned some unforgettable hits with The Black Sorrows, from tracks like Harley & Rose, Dear Children, The Chosen Ones, Never Let Me Go and Chained to the Wheel to Hold On

To Me and New Craze. Any live show is guaranteed to get audiences on their feet dancing. After the success of his first band Jo Jo Zep and The Falcons, Joe pulled together a group of musicians and launched The Black Sorrows. Since then, the band have sold more than a million albums worldwide, toured Europe (to sell-out shows) and won an ARIA for Best Band. The Black Sorrows, with Vika and Linda, will certainly put on a party for the Red Hot Summer Tour.

As a band, 1927 are known for their enduring hits – with a swag of classics such as That’s When I Think Of You, Compulsory Hero, To Love Me, Don’t Forget Me and If I Could, to name a few. They smashed onto the music scene with their quintuple platinum debut Ish in 1988, garnering themselves multiple ARIA awards. With countless live performances, 1927 have reached legendary status and their most recent release – Generation i – has earned them a whole new legion of fans. Their inclusion on the 2018 Red Hot Summer Tour is an exciting one indeed.

The Red Hot Summer Tour tickets are hotly in demand.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this special part of Aussie music festival history on Saturday March 10 at Mornington Racecourse.

Tickets are on sale now from Ticketmaster and for more information please visit www. redhotsummertour.com.au.

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2017 AUSTRALIAN SHOWJUMPING CHAMPIONSHIPS

The 2017 Pryde’s EasiFeed Australian Showjumping Championships are to be held in Victoria at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre on September 13 – 17. We have a proud history and many riders who have won the Championships have gone on to represent Australia at the Olympics and World Equestrian Games. Details may change at any time so please feel free to get in touch with the event organiser on the contact details provided on this page to avoid disappointment.

Where: Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre, 170 K Road Werribee When: 13 Sep to 17 Sep

GIVE ME SHELTER FUNDRAISING GALA DINNER

A1 Office are proud to host a Gala Dinner for Kids Under Cover, in support of the prevention of youth homelessness. Set against the backdrop of Melbourne’s iconic Southbank promenade, join a formal evening featuring Australian icon Sam Kekovich as MC, live music, live and silent auctions, giveaways and much more. $200 per person, $1800 for table of 10. This event is restricted to ages 18+. For more information please go to www.humanitix.com/event/kids-under-cover-gala-dinner Where: Melbourne Aquarium, Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium King Street Melbourne When: 7pm-11pm, 1 Sep 2017

2017 MELBOURNE FRINGE

Melbourne Fringe lives and breathes the independent arts in one of Australia’s most culturally engaged cities. We manage the Melbourne Fringe Festival, and promote the ongoing development of professional skills and new, provocative work. For more information go to www.melbournefringe.com.au. Details may change at any time so please feel free to get in touch with the event organiser on 03 9660 9600 to avoid disappointment.

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Everyone is talking about gut health! Discuss benefits of fermented foods, probiotics and their ability to restore balance and support a healthy body. Learn the simple process of brewing a batch of Kombucha and take home your very own kit (which includes a scoby and kombucha) to get you started. Entry is via a gold coin donation which will be donated to Western Chances. Gold coin donation. This event is open to everyone.

Where: Taylors Hill Neighbourhood House, 121 Calder Park Drive, Taylors Hill When: Wednesday, 06 September 2017 | 11:15 AM - 12:00 PM

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Allie from Murray Mallee Community Legal Service will join us to help navigate the world of social media, the laws surrounding social media and how best to keep our young people safe online. This event is mostly suited for young people.

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Bright Trifecta weekend nestled in the Alpine Shire, Bright is a unique combination of mountain trails, stunning views and country charm, with characterful cafes, restaurants, shops and breweries all within the town. Aside from the stunning location it’s the Bright community that makes this event so unique. The Bright community have taken this event on and made it an event not to be missed with a friendly, enthusiastic attitude to getting involved and having a go.

Where: Pioneer Park Recreation Reserve, Coronation Avenue, Bright When: 7 - 8 Oct 2017, 7am - 7pm

PHANTOM AT BOS - DINNER & SHOW

Do not miss this intimate dinner with The Phantom and ‘Christine’. Multi award winning, International artists, who have performed in Theatres and Concert Halls throughout Australia and Europe, and aboard luxury Cruise Liners all over the world. They will bring ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ to life with a fabulous selection of highlights from the show including Music of the Night, Wishing you were somehow here again, and of course the main theme, ‘The Phantom of the Opera’. Enjoy a private audience with The Phantom and ‘Christine’ at Mansfield’s Bos Taurus Bar & Restaurant. With a boutique beer/ premium wine on arrival + gourmet canapes and a two-course tailored dinner finished with cheese. Please call 0418 595 878 / 03 5777 3141 or email for bookings.

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