Trading with Timor Leste
In Timor Leste, Agriculture makes up 30 per cent of the country's GDP. It's mostly subsistence farming at the moment but there is a gradual movement towards exports.
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The frosts will soon descend on Victoria's high country and snowfalls will blanket the peaks and in the Alpine valleys some crops will lie dormant till the spring. One crop that especially likes its...
View ArticleBittersweet success for state's top barista
Tasmania's number one barista has narrowly missed out on clinching the nation's top title.
View ArticleThe world's best blends, put to the test
The inaugural Australian International coffee awards are being held in Melbourne.
View ArticleNo daily grind, coffee a sweet smell of success for Melbourne youth
A group of disadvantaged young Melbournians are finding their strengths in a killer cup of coffee.
View ArticleAustralia savours a standout coffee culture
Australians have always been different in their taste for quality coffee, says a nationally acclaimed Albury coffee roaster and educator.
View ArticleCoffee shortage could cause price rises and cafe closures, Melbourne...
A predicted global coffee shortage could see retail prices rise and the closure of some Melbourne cafes, according to operators.
View ArticleWorld champion barista Sasa Sestic trains Canberra protege to take coffee crown
The world's best barista, Sasa Sestic, hopes his Canberra protege will take out the 2016 title.
View ArticleInternational Coffee Roasting Awards receive record-breaking number of entries
The Australian International Coffee Awards has attracted a record number of more than 800 entries from nine countries. Now it's crunch time as judges gather at the Melbourne Showground to choose the...
View ArticleCoffee roasting competition in Melbourne out to find the best in the world
The quest to find the best coffee roaster in the world kicks off in Melbourne, with a record number of 820 entries from nine countries in this year's Australian International Coffee Awards.
View ArticleBarista champions predict coffee industry's daily grind on the cusp of change
If you are one of the millions of Australians who enjoys a daily cup of coffee can you imagine sipping a brew from your favourite barista via a robotic arm?
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