Quyen Tran

Buying the right wine can sometimes feel like a guessing game, especially if you’re struggling to find a last-minute pick before social gathering. But with a little bit of knowhow, you can shop like a wine buff in no time.

Australians are lovers of technology - we purchase more than 4 million computers and 3 million TVs every year. As technology advances, the lives of our devices keep getting shorter. It has been estimated that 44 million units or 181 tonnes worth of televisions and computers will reach their end of life by 2027-2028.

With a genuine focus on sustainability, new Australian wine brand Rewild is committed to actively reducing its environmental footprint and giving back (more than it takes) to Mother Nature.

Acer knows every small detail counts. From custom-built hardware to innovative solutions tailored to your needs - we’ll take care of it all from one single local setting - so you can focus on growing your business.

In Australia, agriculture contributes to around 13 percent of total greenhouse gas emissions but Duxton Vineyards is fast gaining an industry reputation for sustainable management, tackling this challenge head on and paving the way for other viticultural businesses.

Drinks Trade speaks to Wayne Ellis, General Manager of Duxton Vineyards

Wine might be the first thing that you think of when connecting with a loved one, work colleague, or old friend. Either for your own appreciation of a delicious drop or for your recipient’s foregone expression of interest in the matter.

Characteristic of social occasions, sharing a glass of wine with your friends is just one of many things we’ve come to take for granted in the last 6-months.

Technology is nothing without
people. Without human
inventiveness, none of the
technology that makes our lives
easier would exist, and companies
like Acer, that make a positive
impact through technological
solutions, would cease. In this
special Made for Humanity issue,
we dive into Acer’s world of making
the ways we work, learn, and play
better for the environment and
for humanity.

Things can change for the better. It’s no secret that the Covid-19 has forced many of us to pivot and adapt in our personal and professional lives, but here’s one change that’s revolutionised the way we work.

Jasmine Crisp doesn’t mind being labelled a maximalist. In fact, when renowned fellow painter Andrew Salgado took notice of her ‘unbridled skill’ and ‘lush’ style, Jasmine was rightly exultant.

Interview with emerging author and what he describes as an 'anti-book' in the queer dating space.

White walls. White tiles. A white ceiling. Surrounding me is a whole lot of white, and not much else going on.

After two years, Lenka returns to Adelaide with a brand new double EP, unpacking more whimsical tunes and rhythmic piano that has delighted audiences across the globe. From being featured in television shows such as Ugly Betty to performing alongside Liam Gallagher in Australia’s Fairgrounds Festival, Lenka’s music career spans over a decade and has reached some commendable highs.

In 1950 when Alan Turing asked the question of whether machines can think, would he have fathomed a future where machines can self-modify, rebel against humans, and form their own species?