Dae’s AFL Story -- Australia Post

Together with the AFL, we’re celebrating cultural diversity and building better neighbourhoods through Aussie Rules football. We aim to help players and participants involved in grassroots footy to share their culture and be part of a sport that welcomes and encourages new communities to the game.

Samsung SlideLiner - Slide with the action

ITS ON FOR YOU AND 3 MATES WIN SEATS ON THE SAMSUNG SLIDELINER* Enter now at http://www.SamsungSlideLiner.com #SamsungSlideLiner Terms and Conditions: 1.Promotion starts 12am 14/07/14 and ends 11:59pm (AEST) 30/09/14 2.Each draw conducted at 11am (AEST) at Suite 3, Erina Plaza, 210 Central Coast Highway, Erina, NSW 2250: (a) 1st Match Draw: 04/08/14; (b) 2nd Match Draw: 25/08/14; (c) 3rd Match Draw: 07/10/14. Winners notified within 2 business days and names published on www.samsungslideliner.com.au. 3.Each Draw's major prize is: (a) 4 return economy airfares to city of Match from winner's nearest major Australian city of ADEL, BNE, CAN, DRW, HOB, MEL, PER or SYD (excl. city of Match); (b) 1 night accommodation; (c) 4 seats in Samsung Slideliner; (d) return transfers from accommodation to Match; (e) "meet and greet" with selected Wallabies and stadium tour; (f) 4 Wallabies rain jackets; and (g) lunch for 4 with Nathan Sharpe (subject to availability). Each major prize valued up to $6,160.00. 4.Runner up prizes available. Total prize pool valued up to $140,275.00. 5. Full terms and conditions at http://www.samsung.com.au/promotions 6. "Promoter" is Samsung Electronics Australia Pty Ltd ABN 63 002 915 648 of 8 Parkview Drive, Homebush Bay, NSW 2127. Permits: Permits: NSW Permit No. LTPS/14/04833. VIC Permit No. 14/4476. ACT Permit No. TP14/02128. SA Permit No. T14/1097

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The Truth About Money In Music

The Truth About Money in Music' is the first project in the #JDFutureLegends series that shares a raw, honest and no holds barred look at life in music for artists including The Cairos, James Tidswell from Violent Soho, Kate Miller-Heidke, Remi and KLP. To be part of the story and...Explore. More. Music, visit #JDFutureLegends or music.jackdaniels.com. Play on. Drink responsibly.

How to Paint Laminate Cupboards

Want a cost effective way to give your kitchen a new lease of life? Then why not paint your laminate cupboards using White Knight Laminate Paint. Follow professional painter Roy Evans' step by step guide to restore your kitchen with ease and achieve a professional result.

How to Paint Ceramic Tiles

http://whiteknightpaints.com.au Thinking of renovating your bathroom? Watch professional painter Roy Evans show you how to update a tired looking bathroom by simply painting ceramic tiles with White Knight Tile Paint which contains Microban® to protect against mould, mildew and fungus.

How to Paint Concrete

Spruce up your veranda and path by painting your concrete. Watch professional painter Roy Evans show you how in a few easy steps using White Knight Paving Paints.

How to Paint a Metal Fence

Watch professional painter Roy Evans guide you through the steps to transform a rusty metal fence using White Knight's anti-corrosive metal paints that renew rusted metal surfaces and protect from rust.

How to Paint a Bath

Have you got an old bath tub that needs a bit of T.L.C? Roy Evans, professional painter, will show you how to make it look as good as new using White Knight Tub 'n' Tile. Go to http://whiteknightpaints.com.au for product information and where to buy.

How to Paint a Laminate Bench Top

Professional painter Roy Evans shows you how to give your old Laminate Bench Top a facelift using White Knight Laminate Paint. See http://whiteknightpaints.com.au for product information and where to buy.

How does the Meat Standards Australia (MSA) grading system for beef and lamb work?

Anthony Puharich a 5th generation Australian butcher meets with Lachlan Graham, an Australian beef and lamb producer and proprietor of Argyle Prestige Meats to find out how meat is graded using the the Meat Standards Australia system. It all began in 1996 when the Australian industry embarked on one of the largest consumer research projects in history. Over 100,000 people tasted and rated almost 700,000 beef and lamb samples so we could understand exactly what's required to produce the great quality meat. From this research we developed the Meat Standards Australia system. The research told us that the most important factors to take into consideration were meat colour, PH or acidity, marbling, fat coverage, weight and age of the animal. It also covered other things like breed, nutrition and how well the animals are raised and handled because stressed animals result in dark, tough meat. Everyone involved with the MSA program, from the farmer to where you buy your quality meat is licensed, accredited and audited to make sure the integrity of the MSA symbol stays true and all our hard work pays off. So as you can see it's the years of research and thousands of dedicated people across the entire industry working together to make sure you can choose the best cuts of beef and lamb and cook them the right way. That's why you should always look for the MSA symbol to enjoy great tasting beef and lamb meals every time.

Meat Standards Australia (MSA) for beef and lamb begins at the farm

Lachlan Graham, an Australian beef and lamb producer and proprietor of Argyle Prestige Meats explains to Anthony Puharich how beef and lamb is produced on the farm. Australian farmers have responded to the changing requirements of the market by adopting a sustainable approach to all aspects of farming; this is where the MSA grading system begins. That beautiful, juicy steak on your plate can only happen if producers get things right on the farm first. All breeds of sheep and cattle are eligible for MSA grading, and grazing animals on high quality feed maximizes their growth rates which impact marbling and fat coverage, critical if you want a juicy, tender cut. How farmer treat their animals is super important. Cattle or sheep with high stress levels can lead to dark, tough meat which won't make the MSA grade, so keeping them calm and happy is essential. That's why farmers keep them in the same mob and move them as quietly as possible. Under MSA farmers have to meet super strict guidelines relating to how their livestock are handled and transported. The MSA system also provides producers with feedback and training to ensure they continue to produce the highest quality beef and lamb every time. As you can see, it's the pride and commitment from Aussie farmers like Lachlan and his family combined with the integrity of the MSA supply chain that produces the best beef and lamb in the world. So when you see that MSA symbol, you know everyone has given it their all to make sure you get the best meal money can buy!

Meat Standards Australia (MSA) - Producing the best beef and lamb in the world

Anthony Puharich is a 5th generation Australian Butcher and proprietor of Victor Churchill Butchery, Vic's Meats and askthebutcher.com.au; he works with the world's best quality meat every day and he love's what he does. Here he explains how the Meat Standards Australia system produces the best beef and lamb in the world. The Australian beef and lamb industries are critical to our nation's prosperity. They directly employ over 200,000 Australians who work hard to produce the best beef and lamb in the world. That's why in 1996 our industry embarked on one of the largest consumer research projects in history. Over 100,000 people tasted and rated almost 700,000 beef and lamb samples so we could understand exactly what's required to produce great quality meat. From this research we developed the Meat Standards Australia grading system. So when you see the MSA symbol on a cut of beef or lamb you know that everyone from the farmer to the butcher or the chef has worked tirelessly to make sure you always get the best quality money can buy. That's how MSA takes the guesswork out of buying Australia's best beef and lamb.

Meat Standards Australia (MSA) helps you choose tender, juicy beef and lamb

Join 5th generation Australian butcher Anthony Puharich as he explains how the Meat Standards Australian grading system helps you to buy and cook quality beef and lamb. Years of experience have helped Anthony become an excellent judge of beef and lamb quality, thankfully the job of identifying tender, juicy beef and lamb cuts has been done for you by the Meat Standards Australia grading system. Through a detailed understanding of all aspects of beef and lamb production from farming, processing and butchery the Meat Standards Australia grading system is able to identify the very best cuts of beef and lamb across the country. As a consumer, the Meat Standards Australia symbol is your visual guide to the tastiest, juiciest, most tender cuts in the world. MSA takes an extra step and recommends the best way to cook each cut as well because it's not just about making it easy to choose the best quality meat -- it's about helping you put a delicious meal on the table. So look for the MSA symbol when you're buying beef and lamb because choosing a tender, tasty cut and cooking a great meal has never been so easy!

Meat Standards Australia (MSA) - taking the guesswork out of buying Beef

Meat Standards Australia (MSA) is an independent grading system designed to take the guesswork out of buying and cooking Australian beef and lamb. Look for the MSA logo for your guarantee of tenderness, juiciness and flavour.

How to make an entrance to the Townsville 500... Craig Lowndes style!

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's Craig Lowndes! Ahead of the 2014 Castrol Edge Townsville 500 the 5 x Bathurst 1000 winner and 3 x V8 Supercar champion swapped wheels for wings in a tandem flight with world-record holding hang glider, Jonny Durand. Check out the action above and follow us on Twitter and Instagram for more V8 action from Red Bull Racing Australia! Instagram - instagram.com/redbullracingau Twitter - twitter.com/redbullracingau #redbullracingau

@VirginMobileAus is 'Making mobile better' with Jane Lynch exploring some common 'phone pas'

@VirginMobileAus is 'Making mobile better' with Jane Lynch by taking a look at some silly things we do with our smartphones (directed by Jeff Tremaine). For more on 'phone-pas' and other making mobile better content visit makingmobilebetter.com.au.

Cadbury introduces the world's first social vending machine!

Ever wondered what your social media profile says about you? Cadbury has created the world's first social vending machine - introducing the 'Joy Generator'! Watch chocolate lovers discover their true Cadbury Dairy Milk flavour personality match based on their Facebook likes and interests. Their personalised flavour match block is then automatically dispensed for free! Join the flavour conversation on our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/Ca Or follow us on Twitter -- https://twitter.com/CadburyAU

Best banned TV commercial 2014

I came across this the other day! i can't believe it was band from TV ! This is some crazy ass driving. EVERYONE MUST WATCH !

Meanwhile in New Zealand...

The snow has just started falling again in New Zealand's Southern Alps so we teamed up with a helicopter and online content creators Diaries Downunder. Air New Zealand gives Australia daily access to the New Zealand ski fields. www.airnz.com.au/ski #meanwhileinNZ