Chinese New Year Traditions in Australia

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According to the Australian government’s archives, Chinese people first came to the country in large numbers – as did many other people - during the mid-nineteenth century. Lured by the promise of gold mining, many settled and there are now significant Chinese communities all over Australia. From towns like Ballarat in Victoria to cities such as Sydney and Melbourne, Chinese culture can be detected, usually in the form of an Asian restaurant or two.…

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4 Squid Dishes You Must Try

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Squid, also known as calamari, can be eaten raw, grilled, fried or stewed, and it has a firm texture with a delicious, slightly sweet flavour. The body is often sliced into rings, battered and fried until crispy, and this is the squid dish most people have tried. However, you can get battered calamari from a pub kitchen, so when you visit a seafood restaurant like Maisie’s Seafood & Steakhouse, look out for a squid dish that’s a little more special than the seafood version of onion rings.…

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Finger Food Ideas For A First Birthday Party

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A baby’s first birthday is an exciting milestone, but it can also be an emotional time for parents. Organising a first birthday party can quickly start to feel stressful as you try to cover all your bases and ensure your baby and the guests have a fun time. Decorations, gifts, a party theme and keeping your baby’s naptime schedule will all be at the forefront of your mind, so you may want to consider handing off some of the tasks to others to prevent you feeling overwhelmed.…

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