The annual summer pool party was a success under the hot July sun. We also welcomed our newest members, Emmanuel and Christine Goffi. Lots of good tucker, and a chance to cool off in the pool. What more could you ask for? Continue reading
The 2015 Winnipeg Folk Festival presented a surprising number of Australian and New Zealand musical acts at workshops and stages throughout the weekend. One stage collected all but two of them to a single dedicated audience.
All photos by Brian Hydesmith
Arnott’s Tim Tam has released a new ‘adults-only’ flavour, Three Bean.
At the same time as releasing its new Tim Tam, Arnott’s has also introduced a limited-edition tin with biscuits included, to mark 150 years since the establishment of Arnott’s.
The Three Bean Tim Tam is a mix of ground coffee, vanilla and cocoa beans dipped in dark chocolate.
Arnott’s say it made the new flavour to meet Australia’s growing love for coffee. The biscuits are available now for a limited-time and is sold exclusively through Woolworths supermarkets.
The Three Bean Tim Tam has a recommended retail price of $3.49 for 165 gram packet containing nine biscuits.
The limited edition tin to celebrate Arnott’s’ 150th birthday is a modern take on Arnott’s well-known traditional biscuit tin design. The new tin is red in colour and features the Arnott’s parrot logo.
Every tin comes with 2 packets of 250 gram Scotch Fingers and a 200 gram ‘Nice’ packet.
The recommended retail price for the tin is $10. It is currently available at Woolworths and independent supermarkets for a limited-time only.
© AusFoodNews July 15, 2015, supplied by Charlie Powell.
If you are looking for some Fringe productions from down under, check these out.
The Fringe runs from July 15 to 26.
For more information, visit the Winnipeg Fringe online and click on “show listings”:
The Orchid and the Crow – Button Eye Productions – Melbourne, Australia – performed by Daniel Tobias
Trampoline – Weeping Spoon Productions – Perth, Australia – performed by Shane Adamczak, Patrick Hercamp and Natalie Holmwood Continue reading
Team Australia raised their banner over the Subway Soccer Field. Photo: Phil Hossack, WFP.
As you probably all know, the Matildas from Australia and the White Ferns from New Zealand are in Winnipeg as part of the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup, but they are not the only ones from down under playing in Winnipeg this week.
An elite group of 16 girls aged 13 to 16 from Canberra and Sydney are following the World Cup for the next two weeks, and cheering on their home country while also taking part in exhibition games along the way. For more information, visit the Winnipeg Free Press online. Continue reading