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Dining

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Favourite refugee recipes
This book, published by Ilura Press, is a collection of stories featuring 16 remarkable asylum seekers who are making Australia their new home and sharing their traditional recipes from rich and ancient cuisines. All profits will be donated to asylum seeker centres and organisations.
27 August 2017 by lynnwood

Dining

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A gadget to handle hot plates
This product from Zeal is easy to use for handling hot plates. It's also small and can fit on your oven door.
27 August 2017 by lynnwood

Healthcare

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Help with communication for those who need it most
Click2speak, an Israeli start-up, is developing an on-screen eye-tracking operated keyboard that will enable people with high cognitive function and limited mobility to communicate and control their environment. http://google.org/impactchallenge/disabilities/grantees/click-to-speak.html
27 August 2017 by lynnwood

Wellbeing

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Aussie startup now leading in cyber security
Bugcrowd is a platform that helps customers uncover and resolve security flaws in their products and services through a network of 27,000 vetted security researchers and hackers. www.bugcrowd.com http://www.startupsmart.com.au/advice/funding/startup-created-over-laksa-and-beer-in-sydney-closes-a-us15-million-series-b-round/
27 August 2017 by lynnwood

Wellbeing

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A clever way to get domestic help
Airtasker is a platform for you to outsource tasks by finding and hiring flexible staff in minutes. Tasks include handyman services, house cleaning, pick up and delivery, IT support and garden maintenance. It's free to post your task and there's no obligation to hire. www.airtasker.com
27 August 2017 by lynnwood

Wellbeing

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A robot that spreads Buddhist teachings
Xian'er. a 2 ft tall robot, is now an object of fascination in China. It's at the Longquan Temple in mountains NW of Beijing, and was designed for the "public welfare". Apart from spreading Buddhist teachings it's programmed to reply to questions. In reply to a question about not being happy it said "What can anyone else do about it?" You can also find Xian'er on WeChat.
27 August 2017 by lynnwood