For Leiset Kemink moving from Belgium to the heart of the UK countryside has meant a simpler pace of life, which is reflected in the style and decoration of her home.

Country roots run deep for the Wiese family, who have lived and farmed in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt for four generations.

Taking the plunge into farming chestnuts was a giant step for former Canberra academics John and Heather Kane.

Moving to Brisbane’s outer suburbs was the logical step to accommodate Sally Carson’s expanding family and home business.

Stroll down memory lane at Gledswood Homestead where colonial history sits alongside our farming foundations

Eating and drinking through the counties of Shropshire and Herefordshire in England.

A garden that delights year round is the culmination of the lifetime experience of two passionate gardeners.

With colours reminiscent of a Gauguin Tahitian painting, pawpaw and papaya add an instant taste of the tropics.

Beverley and Graham Thompson spent three decades transforming their gorgeous Mt Wilson garden from a simple paddock to a glorious parkland.

Diversify or die is the mantra of the modern farmer. Three Western Australian Wheatbelt families transported into the new world of the wonder food, quinoa.

An enterprising NSW couple has devoted their prodigious talents and energy to creating a benchmark cider from Bilpin’s famous apples.

This is Pip Gooding’s recipe adapted from CWA member June Weaver, of George Town, Tasmania

Jewellery designer Natalie Ness says sometimes she thinks she belongs in another era. Indeed, the pieces she creates capture the essence of bygone days.

The magic word for flower chasers is biodiversity and WA has some of the world’s most amazing biodiversity hotspots.

Lisa Sheils lives with her family in a carnival of colour on Victoria’s Mornington peninsula. A texting typo for XOXO from her husband, Mike, changed her name to Coco.