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Australian Country

Issue #24.4 August/September 2021
Magazine

Australian Country is a magazine that lets you escape. This luxurious title delves into the world of sprawling homesteads, charming properties, working farms, contemporary cuisines, tasteful interior design and outdoor living ideas, with everything from antiques and collectables to recipes in between. Australian Country is dedicated to highlighting the best of the Australian country life, made for the people who are passionate about country living by the people who are passionate about country living because we understand that a love of country runs deeper than just a passion for decorating. The magazine provides readers with the inspiration to capture the essence of the country lifestyle, no matter where they live — whether city, coast or country.

EDITOR’S LETTER

HELPING OUT ON THIS ISSUE ...

Baker’s dozen • Shedding light on a fabulous collection of quirky and stylish lamps for your home.

Diary notes • Make a date to celebrate these diverse events around the country.

A tropical haven • No matter how far and wide the Simoneau family travels, there will always be a pocket of paradise in Queensland they call home.

Family ties • The Hay family has called Olive Grove home for more than 150 years. For the present custodians, it’s a haven for transitioning from working life to well-earned retirement.

Hilltop haven • Dittrich bakes stunning cakes for special occasions.

For the love of country • Vassallo created a fundraising cookbook to support farmers dealing with floods, fires, droughts, poor commodity prices, trade embargoes and whatever other challenges come their way.

Landmark and legacy • After almost a century belonging to other owners, Julian Roberts and his wife, Chaxi, have bought back Corinda, his ancestral home, and they are intent on restoring it to its rightful place in Hobart society.

Creative central • BY KIRSTY MCKENZIE

Salvaged from scrap • Old tools, bits of machinery and other people’s rubbish are given a new lease on life when they land in Angus Wilson’s hands.

Wild at heart • Even South Australians barely know these wild and windswept islands, much less their secrets.

Nuts about macadamias • The Australian macadamia industry is currently experiencing exponential growth. NSW Northern Rivers farmers Wendy McClusky and Rob Keen are delighted to be part of the sector’s soaring trajectory.

Cosy secrets • Stay warm and stylish during the cooler months with these additions to your wardrobe and appliances for the home.

Pretty as a picture • Birds, bees, butterflies and refugees from the urban rat race all find sanctuary in Simone Jelley’s edible flower garden.

Keep it simple • Protect and nourish are the keywords when it comes to looking after your skin.

Store strolling • Things we love that you are bound to want in your life.

Off the shelf • COMPILED BY KIRSTY MCKENZIE

Mailbag • Thanks for being in touch. We welcome your feedback.

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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 132 Publisher: Universal Wellbeing PTY Limited Edition: Issue #24.4 August/September 2021

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  • Release date: August 4, 2021

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Australian Country is a magazine that lets you escape. This luxurious title delves into the world of sprawling homesteads, charming properties, working farms, contemporary cuisines, tasteful interior design and outdoor living ideas, with everything from antiques and collectables to recipes in between. Australian Country is dedicated to highlighting the best of the Australian country life, made for the people who are passionate about country living by the people who are passionate about country living because we understand that a love of country runs deeper than just a passion for decorating. The magazine provides readers with the inspiration to capture the essence of the country lifestyle, no matter where they live — whether city, coast or country.

EDITOR’S LETTER

HELPING OUT ON THIS ISSUE ...

Baker’s dozen • Shedding light on a fabulous collection of quirky and stylish lamps for your home.

Diary notes • Make a date to celebrate these diverse events around the country.

A tropical haven • No matter how far and wide the Simoneau family travels, there will always be a pocket of paradise in Queensland they call home.

Family ties • The Hay family has called Olive Grove home for more than 150 years. For the present custodians, it’s a haven for transitioning from working life to well-earned retirement.

Hilltop haven • Dittrich bakes stunning cakes for special occasions.

For the love of country • Vassallo created a fundraising cookbook to support farmers dealing with floods, fires, droughts, poor commodity prices, trade embargoes and whatever other challenges come their way.

Landmark and legacy • After almost a century belonging to other owners, Julian Roberts and his wife, Chaxi, have bought back Corinda, his ancestral home, and they are intent on restoring it to its rightful place in Hobart society.

Creative central • BY KIRSTY MCKENZIE

Salvaged from scrap • Old tools, bits of machinery and other people’s rubbish are given a new lease on life when they land in Angus Wilson’s hands.

Wild at heart • Even South Australians barely know these wild and windswept islands, much less their secrets.

Nuts about macadamias • The Australian macadamia industry is currently experiencing exponential growth. NSW Northern Rivers farmers Wendy McClusky and Rob Keen are delighted to be part of the sector’s soaring trajectory.

Cosy secrets • Stay warm and stylish during the cooler months with these additions to your wardrobe and appliances for the home.

Pretty as a picture • Birds, bees, butterflies and refugees from the urban rat race all find sanctuary in Simone Jelley’s edible flower garden.

Keep it simple • Protect and nourish are the keywords when it comes to looking after your skin.

Store strolling • Things we love that you are bound to want in your life.

Off the shelf • COMPILED BY KIRSTY MCKENZIE

Mailbag • Thanks for being in touch. We welcome your feedback.

WIN A PRIZE

Australian Country

Stockists & contacts


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