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Apple
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Why We Say An Apple A Day - New Website!

We’ve all heard the expression "an apple a day keeps the doctor away", but you may not realise just how true it is. Apples are a powerhouse of goodness, containing more antioxidants than Australia’s most popular fruits and almost four times the antioxidants of green tea.

Visit the new website: www.haveanaussieapple.com.au

Almond
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Apple and Pear 
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Avocado
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Banana
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Blueberry
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Chestnut
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Citrus
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Custard Apple
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Dried Fruit
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Lychee
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Macadamia
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Mango
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Mushroom
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Nursery and Gardens
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Olive
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Papaya
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Summerfruit
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Vegetables
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Ollies World

This website supports the Ollie’s Island CD ROM Program and explores chains of sustainable production and consumption across all major industries in Australia. Its objective is to help visitors understand where everything they eat, drink, use and wear comes from and to appreciate the people involved in making this happen.

The Ollie’s Island Website cover the issues of Sustainability, Biodiversity, Energy, Land Management, Waste and Water across the industries of Dairy, Fibre, Field Crops, Fisheries, Forestry, Horticulture, Meat & Livestock and Minerals.

We hope you enjoy this website and find all the information useful.

To visit the website, please click the direct link as below:

http://www.olliesworld.com/island/aus/links/index.htm

HAL is a proud member of the Cooperative Venture for Capacity Building (CVCB).

Researching Capacity Building in Rural Australia is your online resource for information on capacity building and innovation in rural industries in Australia.  

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