Landline
Episode 24
2014 • E24 Jul 20, 2014 55m
Politics of Pot:
A prohibition on growing industrial hemp in Australia was lifted in the late 90s; however politics has prevented the industry from gaining access to booming hemp food markets.
What's up Doc?:
Every year thousands of people, many from the city, flock to the Scenic Rim in south-east Queensland to celebrate 'eat local' week.
Rub of the Greens:
Kale is all the rage at the moment with seed suppliers, growers and retailers alike stunned by the demand for the nutritious green leafy vegetable.
Interview with Roland Mouret:
One of the world's most in-demand fashion designers Roland Mouret was in Sydney this week to judge the Woolmark designer awards; he caught up with Landline's Sean Murphy.
A prohibition on growing industrial hemp in Australia was lifted in the late 90s; however politics has prevented the industry from gaining access to booming hemp food markets.
What's up Doc?:
Every year thousands of people, many from the city, flock to the Scenic Rim in south-east Queensland to celebrate 'eat local' week.
Rub of the Greens:
Kale is all the rage at the moment with seed suppliers, growers and retailers alike stunned by the demand for the nutritious green leafy vegetable.
Interview with Roland Mouret:
One of the world's most in-demand fashion designers Roland Mouret was in Sydney this week to judge the Woolmark designer awards; he caught up with Landline's Sean Murphy.