Tag: Australian culture

Maintaining friendships is difficult when you change your relationship with alcohol. But while socialising feels like it’s built around alcohol, it doesn’t need to be. Brunch is a rising epidemic. From the humble weekly hangout through to birthdays and weddings, brunch is the answer to all and everything. But when your pals are faithful pub

Anyone who has seen the film Into The Wild will be able to recall one particular scene towards the end the movie, very well. It goes as such; the camera opens with the main character (Christopher McCandless) lying on the floor of his soiled trailer. After 2 years of living a life of solitude ‘in

Any regular weekend drinker has a tight affinity with the infamous ‘Sunday Session’. It is a hallowed congregation of sunglass-wearing, hungover, 20-somethings, all prioritising  the last dregs of the weekend over whatever they have to do on Monday. Chris Ruddock (our new Research Psychologist at Fresh) and I went to check out a couple of

The truth about waking up at 4.30am on a Saturday morning rarely has any perks. I do however manage to think of one and I wearily wash my face and put some clothes on…

I read this fantastic article about how binge drinking is enmeshed within Australian society. I thought I would throw down a three of the key points from the article and open the table up for discussion. Click here to read more from the entire article. 1. Drinking has been apart of our culture from day dot. Drinking

Will this be the end of Mad Monday and all those fabulous pub brawls that splash the front page of Sunday’s rags??