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| The Abstract Agriculturalist |
| Keith Cameron is not your average farmer. On his property in Tabulam, a small rural settlement two hours west of Byron Bay in NSW, he has about 70 head of cattle spread over 440 acres, with a few paddocks set aside for corn, soya beans or oats, depending on the season. Otherwise there’s a lot more art than there is agriculture. |
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| Top 10 Classic Arcade Games |
| Forget all the state-of-the-art graphics and life-like game play of arcade games today. It's all about the classics here. There’s something special about the games that kick started the golden era of joysticks bitmap graphics. Perhaps it’s the nostalgia or maybe it’s just a case of the ‘original being the best’. Whatever it is, we were reminded of some pretty sweet times when writing about our top 10 classic arcade games and hope you are too. |
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| Whisky Appreciation |
| Master Distiller at Hellyers Road Distillery, Mark Littler, recently attended a very private, very exclusive whisky event at one of the country’s most spectacular and discreet resorts. It was during a mingling session at this event, he was asked the question, “How does one actually appreciate a good whisky?” He answers that question here. |
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| Men's Health: In a Nut Shell |
| It’s a sensitive area but someone has to talk about it and Bernie Crimmins ain’t afraid to. Like Bogie and Becall or Laurel and Hardy you can’t talk about the penis without talking about the Orchestra Stalls, the Crown Jewels, the nuts, or the knackers. We are of course referring to the testicles here. |
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| A Sound Solution |
| We’ve all been stuck on public transport next to some punk blazing atrocious music through their headphones. We’ve probably all bought dodgy pairs that don’t do our favourite songs justice too. If, like me, you like the idea of noise cancelling headphones that don’t look like fancy earmuffs then noise cancelling in-ear headphones might be just the thing for you. |
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| Print in another Dimension |
| If you own a vintage car, you’ll know that although it’s an incredibly rewarding pastime, one of the major hardships is finding and rebuilding parts that are no longer available. Imagine if you could just ‘scan’ the part you need, and print it out in a matter of hours. Yes that’s right. Print it out. |
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05 May, 2024 
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