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Students read information explaining the history and significance of Australia day. A labelled diagram of the Australian flag is also included. Good for classroom display. Becky McPhee...

Traditional Australian bread

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A dessert shaped like our fine nation is a perfect addition to your Australia Day Party

If you are looking for a non-alcoholic drink to celebrate Australia Day with the kids then they are going to love this creation!

Summery kebabs - kiwi fruit and pineapple. Would also make a great splash of green and gold for your Australia Day BBQ!

Happy Australia Day Mini pavlovas -- the colors on this are stunning! I need to remember pomegranate seeds...

How to make a standing Sydney Opera House craft. Easy craft idea to learn about one of Sydney's iconic buildings or as an Australia Day table decoration.

This weekend is the Australia Day long weekend, which means a day off work, listening to the Triple J Hottest 100 while day-drinking and the bastardisation of Australian desserts. Which brings me to the Lamington Cake with Milo Icing. Lamingtons are a well-know and loved Aussie treat that are traditionally made with old sponge cake that was cut up and dipped in a runny mixture of icing sugar, cocoa and milk and then rolled in desiccated coconut. Milo is an […]

With Australia Day just around the corner I thought it was about time we did a little learning about places much closer to home. January...

These Tim Tam-inspired recipes will blow you away.

Last year my twins had the pleasure of attending a Galileo camp. There are over 40 Galileo camps in the Bay Area of California for kids in Pre-K through 8th grade. What makes Galileo camps so unique is the fact that they nurture young innovators through art, science and outdoor activities. Kids are encouraged to take chances as they delve into a theme and really become experts on a subject. Last summer my daughters attended an amusement park themed Galileo camp and we were inspired to make…

Last year my twins had the pleasure of attending a Galileo camp. There are over 40 Galileo camps in the Bay Area of California for kids in Pre-K through 8th grade. What makes Galileo camps so unique is the fact that they nurture young innovators through art, science and outdoor activities. Kids are encouraged to take chances as they delve into a theme and really become experts on a subject. Last summer my daughters attended an amusement park themed Galileo camp and we were inspired to make…

Iced Vo-Vo's, Lamingtons, Anzacs & Tim Tams! Happy Australia Day

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