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Whether you are doing it for charity or yourself, going dry for July is always a good cause. Our very own Australian craft brewers have really stepped up the game in the non-alcoholic beer market with extensive research and out of the box flavours flavours so you can go dry and not sacrifice the taste. […]

So, you might be wondering what all the hype around craft beer is, why people are drinking craft beer, and simply what even is craft beer? Well, here I am to give you all the facts you never knew you wanted until now. For starters, lets answer the question of what is craft beer? Craft […]

Australia is leading the world in coal power emissions with average carbon dioxide rates of 5.34 tonnes each year from 2015 to 2020. It’s no wonder that Australia emits nearly 2% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, considering we manage a quarter of the global coal trade and we are one of the world’s biggest […]

Lockdown was the perfect time for many Australians to start their fitness journeys, become a yogi, and try to come out of isolation looking like a ripped god of the fitness world. Over the last 5 years, 82% of Australians have adapted to a healthier diet and its no wonder due to the number of […]

The problem In 2021 the average Australian went through around 230kg of un-recycled paper. It takes 17-24 years for a pine tree to grow enough for the paper to be collected. Although companies are trying to use different types of materials such as bamboo for its fast growth rate. However, it still requires large amounts […]

Climate change has become a high priority in recent years. Considering this, industries are being pressured to lower their carbon footprint with renewable energy sources. The brewing process in Australia is due to the heating and cooling of liquids, and so scientists have developed a way to convert solar radiation into heat energy. The Brewery […]

As a result of the Industrial Revolution, it has become evident the continued use of outdated energy generation processes have led to the unprecedented warming of the global average surface temperature, with the past 40 years recording more than twice the level as seen in previous decades. This warming is driving regional and seasonal temperature […]

It started with a letter. It was a warm Tuesday morning at APF and we were checking the letterbox like we do every Tuesday morning. As we were sorting through the letters, we were perplexed to receive a letter from the South Dakota State University to unknown addressee. It wasn’t until one of our staff […]

So here we go again… After a reasonable time of some normality in regards to dealing with a global pandemic, today we find ourselves going into a 7-day lockdown. With Eastern states already in lockdown, it was at the back of most minds that it would only take a case or two of the virulent […]