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Charlotte Brundrett is a reporter for the Partnerships and Magazine team, writing for the House of Wellness and Herald Sun.

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Teaching your kids to grow their own food is a fun way to educate them about healthy eating and to introduce them to the wonders of nature, including worm farms. iStock image. For Kids News and Hibernation

20 best ways to live a sustainable life

From borrowing toys to giving vegie scraps to your neighbours, small habits can make the world of difference and they don’t require a lifestyle overhaul.

SuperRacing

Ciaron Maher (trainer of Sir Dragonet, Cox Plate winner and All-Star Mile contender) dressed up in Game of Thrones costume (to represent name of horse) in front of ASM contender Sir Dragonet Billboard on Dandenong Rd, Malvern (one of many billboards out in the market Australia wide promoting voting on Sir Dragonet in the All-Star Mile with voting in itÃs last year) Picture: Jason Edwards

Prizes and ploys in desperate bid to win race berth

From mind-boggling bar tabs to Game of Thrones antics, owners and trainers are pulling out all stops to get their horse voted into the world’s richest mile race.

Victoria

HOLD FOR WEEKEND HERALD SUN. CHECK WITH CAMERON TANDY BEFORE USE. VRC Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour. Dancer Jemimah Webb, 18, of Charlton, from The District Dance Studio. Picture- Nicole Cleary

How towns can get a visit from the Melbourne Cup

The race that stops the nation will reach regional areas via the Melbourne Cup Tour — here’s how to get up close and personal with racing’s premier trophy.

Arts

WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING - Pictured at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney today is Jemma Rix as Elsa and Courtney Monsma as Anna from Frozen The Musical. Picture: Tim Hunter.

When the Frozen musical is coming to Melbourne

Blockbuster Disney musical Frozen is bound for Melbourne — here’s how to get your hands on theatre’s hottest tickets.

SuperRacing

Jockey Jamie Kah with Mr Quikie, for the announcement of Voting Opening to the public Ã chance to win a share of $500k. Picture: Alex Coppel.

Mr Quickie seeking All-Star status

No strangers to sharing the racetrack, jockey Jamie Kah and Mr Quickie hope public votes will earn them a spot in the richest mile race in the world.

Your SayNational

Marty Murtagh, 38, working at Woolworths Preston (Correct spelling) performed CPR on a customer in the car park until paramedics arrived, the man later made a full recovery. Picture: Jason Edwards

Meet Marty, the supermarket manager turned superhero

A typical day turned into an extraordinary day for store manager Marty Murtagh when he saved a life.

Thanks a Million

Helping to provide meals to the vulnerable

With this past year causing hardships for many, there’s been a spike in demand for support services such as Meals on Wheels.

Thanks a Million

Providing hope for young workers in uncertain times

The world has been turned upside down for young people entering the job market. But one teenager is helping others.

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Lyndle and Spencer Richards with their children Ivy (7) and Saxon (5) at their house in Frenchs Forest.Picture: Christian Gilles

Christmas gift guide: last minute shopping from home

These are the best last-minute Christmas gifts starting at $5 that you can get without even leaving your couch or digging deep into your wallet.

Victoria Business

Visit Victoria Long Paddock in Lindenow owner Tanya Bertino. Picture: Tim Carrafa

East Gippsland dining drawcard lures back tourists

Diners travelled far and wide for Long Paddock pre-pandemic. Now, a surge in regional tourism is helping the East Gippsland venue reclaim its former glory.

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