Macadamia Nuts News
Column 8
Saturday May 3, 2008
We are asked to plug many events here at Column 8 and we usually politely decline or that would be all we'd have space for. But, being deeply and unashamedly carnivorous, we make an exception for Peter Walsh. "Greetings from Casino in northern NSW," he writes. "Just a quick reminder the Beef Week is on soon in town, May 27 to June 3. Sample the beef, olives, macadamia nuts and much more." Oh, yum ...Ripe ... Macadamias
Saturday April 26, 2008
Each year from March to September, mature macadamia nuts fall to the ground from the branches of their tall trees. Grown in coastal Queensland and on the NSW north coast, the nuts are harvested by pinwheel harvesters, the milky-coloured kernels encased in hard shells, the hardest of all commercially grown nuts. A native to east Australia, macadamias have been eaten by indigenous tribes for thousands of years. They have a high level of monounsaturated fats, which are also found in avocado and ...Steward Wins Dismissal Case
Friday July 27, 2007
BEING caught red-handed with a selection of chocolate-covered macadamia nuts in your pocket is a sacking offence at Qantas.
Philip Woodward-BrownCompany Accused Over Nuts Scandal
Monday November 24, 2003
Australia's second-largest supermarket chain is investigating how it came to be a victim of a scam involving more than 14 tonnes of fake Australian macadamia nuts.Cooking With Macadamias
Saturday April 12, 2003
MACADAMIA nuts are native to Australia and once you get through the tough shell, are full of almost butter-like sweet flesh.Nothing Like A Macadamia For Heart
Monday November 12, 2001
UNIVERSITY of Newcastle researchers are going nuts over the latest findings into the health benefits of macadamias.Bishop Comes Charmed To The Teeth
Thursday October 11, 2001
She has been called bulletproof Bronwyn and an Exocet of a woman. It has been said that she is the sort of person who could crack macadamia nuts with her teeth; it has also been said that the softest thing about her is her teeth.Honeysuckle...signs Of Market Life
Wednesday March 15, 2000
ONCE a month you will be able to taste test your way through the best the Hunter Valley and Regional NSW has to offer at the Hunter Valley Original Fine Food and Arts Market at Honeysuckle. Bring along your biggest shopping basket. Not only will a range of different produce from macadamia nuts toTax Office Chops Off Tree Plans
Tuesday August 24, 1999
Mosman financial advisory firm Monpro Ltd yesterday appointed an administrator following the Tax Office's crackdown on financial-year-end agricultural investment schemes. Monpro specialised in selling investment schemes in tea-tree oil, grapes, macadamia nuts, orchards, timber and biotech productThere Is Nuttin' Like A Macadamia
Thursday May 20, 1999
DR Manohar Garg is going nuts. More accurately, he's going macadamia nuts and reckons everyone should follow suit. He has won a $126,000 grant to investigate the health benefits of the native fruit. Dr Garg, who heads the nutrition section of Newcastle University's medical department, and Watego, Way To Go
Saturday February 7, 1998
There's more to Byron Bay than surf punks. NELL SCHOFIELD wallows in foodie heaven at the ultimate beachside guesthouse. WITHIN 24 hours of arriving in Byron shire I found myself scrambling around on all fours gathering macadamia nuts on a sprawling sub-tropical plantation. Local mothers routineTax Woes? Drink Up
Saturday June 15, 1996
THE chance to own your own vineyard is the latest get-rich-with-tax-breaks scheme offering to relieve those end of financial year tax woes. Whether pine forest plantations, macadamia nuts, ostriches or films, the schemes entice investors by promising huge tax deductions. But national tax techPresenting The Little Aussie Nut
Monday June 12, 1995
Macadamia nuts are delicious, nutritious and no longer a luxury. MANY years ago, the late French cook and author Simone Beck came to Australia to give cooking demonstrations. She introduced the audience to a special cake made with a nut she had discovered in America. The nut was, of course, tGetting The Good Oil On Macadamia Nuts
Tuesday December 7, 1993
FIRST, the good news. In the past 30 years, macadamia plantations have increased by a multiple of 60 and, consequently, the price of the luscious nuts has fallen dramatically. Furthermore, it turns out that eating macadamias is good for you. Macadamias are ultra-high in monounsaturated fats anThieving Cockies
Thursday January 28, 1993
FLOCKS of white cockatoos are a common sight in many of the northern suburbs and, although it is marvellous to have our native birds sharing our gardens, we pay a penalty. If you were counting on a big crop of macadamia nuts from a tree in your backyard, forget it if the cockatoos have beeYou'd Have To Be Nuts To Go Into Macadamias Now
Wednesday November 7, 1990
The sunrise macadamia nuts industry has suffered its first setback. In the late 70s and early 80s, macadamias were the business to go into. Cashed-up city professionals found it an ideal investment and tax write-off. Macadamia nut farms sprang up in the hinterland of the North Coast,Lismore Macadamia Nut Property For Sale
Tuesday November 29, 1988
It is rare for a macadamia nut orchard to come on the market -particularly one in the prime NSW growing district of Lismore. But this Friday, an orchard near Lismore will be auctioned by Richardson and Wrench. At Eureka, a small village halfway between Lismore and Byron Bay on the North CCsr Quits Macadamia Game After 20-year Run
Thursday October 30, 1986
CSR Ltd has finally pulled out of the macadamia nut business after a patchy but interesting struggle lasting more than 20 years. The company yesterday announced the sale of Mac Farms of Hawaii Inc to a company controlled by Arnotts Ltd for an undisclosed sum. Mac Farms, by far the biggest p