In Friday’s episode of Better Homes and Gardens, Joh talks to Ronni Kahn, the founder of OzHarvest, about making our food dollars go further. With the cost of living on the rise, getting the most out of our grocery budget is more important than ever.
Ronni shares her expertise on reducing food waste, and Head Chef Shae cooks up some money-saving tips. Joh and Ronni also discuss upcoming milestones for OzHarvest, including the highly anticipated Unite to Feed Australia LIVE concert.
Juliet is tackling the challenge of renovating as a renter. She presents creative ideas to improve your kitchen without risking your bond. From a fun and funky tile makeover behind the stove to a versatile cabinet that serves as a bench, kitchen island, and drinks trolley, Juliet shows us how to personalise a rental home to suit your style and needs.
Colin takes us on a sweet corn journey to tropical Townsville, where he learns about the farming process and the quick journey from paddock to plate. He also whips up a delicious Mexican-inspired dish, Sweetcorn Tostadas, using the fresh produce straight from the source.
Graham takes us on a wildflower walk at the Muogamarra Nature Reserve, just north of Sydney. This unique reserve, open only six weeks a year, boasts a diverse range of native plant life and indigenous cultural heritage. Joining Graham are passionate conservationists from the National Parks and Wildlife Services team, who provide insight into the fragile ecosystems of the area.
Charlie is transforming the typical one-species hedge into something more dynamic. He creates a multi-layered and multi-textured hedge in a front yard, providing both privacy and a tranquil sitting area to enjoy nature.
Dr. Harry attends the Australian National Agility Championships, where dogs of all shapes and sizes navigate obstacle courses with their handlers. The competition isn’t just about speed; it caters to various skill levels, making it inclusive for all dog breeds and handler abilities.
Adam presents a unique take on shelving by incorporating tree branches and hardwood. He creates a bespoke shelving unit that celebrates the natural beauty of trees, resulting in a practical and aesthetically pleasing addition to any home.
Better Homes and Gardens airs Friday 4 October 2024 at 7.00 pm on Channel 7 and is available to stream on 7plus.
