Author: Peppermint

  • Love and Light

    Cute, comfy and made locally in Melbourne, Light Years‘ new AW13 lingerie collection will be hitting stores this weekend, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Created from natural fibres, with flattering angular seaming and a bold colour palette, these are the type of undies that make getting dressed in the morning a joy year round!…

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    CEO Cook Off

    Forget Masterchef and My Kitchen Rules: the CEO CookOff on February 11 is set to become an annual foodie fixture. The CookOff is an initiative of Qantas and charitable organisation OzHarvest, aimed at highlighting issues such as food security and homelessness. In only its second year, the CEO CookOff brings together some of the nation’s…

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    You Suit Me to a Tea

    Valentine’s Day may be synonymous with roses, but sometimes what the heart really craves is a nice cup of tea. Natroupath created OVViO Organics have released a romantic new duet of their 100% organic, hand-blended teas, perfect for treating yourself, a friend, a loved one (or all of the above!) this February 14th. Free from…

  • Muster Your Memories

    Supporters of MobileMuster gathered in Sydney last night to celebrate the organisation’s 15th anniversary and over a decade’s good work in keeping old mobile handsets and accessories out of landfill. Last night also marked the culmination of the Memory Muster campaign, which saw thousands of budding mobile recyclers across Australia enter their best pics into a…

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    Word on the STREAT

    Things have certainly been busy lately over at STREAT HQ. The social enterprise’s newest Melbourne eatery is ready to launch this February (an expansion of their Melbourne Central coffee cart into a permanent cafe), and they’re celebrating with the release of their brand new, Pozible-funded cookbook. Available to buy online or in STREAT cafes, it…

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    Wood Work

    Planet Ark have just launched their latest campaign, Make it Wood, encouraging the use of responsibly sourced wood as building material. Although many of us believe that cutting down trees is always bad for the environment (which is certainly the case when it comes to high conservation-value forests), wood sourced from responsibly managed plantations and…

  • Baked Relief 2013

    There’s no better way to spend a rainy day than behind the stove. If you were lucky enough to stay high and dry this weekend, you might like to offer your help to others who weren’t so lucky. Baked Relief – heroes in the 2011 Queensland floods – are once in again in need of donations…

  • Australia Day for All

    With Australia Day only a few days away, there are a huge number of festivals, exhibitions and celebrations happening right across the country. Along with the traditional backyard BBQ or day at the beach, Australia Day is also an important time to celebrate our cultural diversity and there are a number of events paying homage…

  • Lessons for a Lifetime

    How To Be Creative, How to Have Better Conversations, How to Make Love Last – these aren’t exactly the topics you’d typically find on a classroom curriculum. But then again, this isn’t your typical school. The brainchild of writer and philosopher Alain de Botton, The School of Life is about to open its doors in Melbourne’s…