Relish and HEAT: A Mother’s Day for everyone

What do you get if you mix together some cooking tips from renowned chefs, a lot of goodwill and stir in a pinch of community spirit? Great food for good causes.

Relish is an initiative of the Rotary Club of St Kilda and shares recipes from local restaurants and cafes operating in St Kilda, Prahran, South Melbourne, Malvern and Elwood areas. The HEAT (Hospitality Employment and Training) cookbook features recipes and cooking tips from well known chefs such as Guy Grossi as well as heartfelt stories from young people whose lives have been changed forever by participating in training programs.

This Mother’s Day you can grab mum two recipe books for a special deal of $35 and feel good in the process.

All proceeds from The Relish and HEAT recipe books go to a range of charities and the HEAT hospitality training program, all working to improve the lives of people in need, both locally and overseas.

Purchase both books before Monday, 3 May to be in the running to win a special Mother’s Day treat.

You could be the favourite child as up for grabs is a three course lunch at Mirka at Tolarno’s Hotel for four people, designed by Guy Grossi, a beautiful bouquet and a box of Cacao’s award winning chocolates.

The books can be bought from the HEAT and Relish websites.

www.heat.org.au or www.relishrecipes.com.au

Further information/photos:
Julia Topliss
Rotary Club of St Kilda
Ph: 0411 364 004
Email: pr@stkildarotary.org.au

National Centre for Vocational Education Research

For parents who believe a child’s happiness is linked to having a degree, it may surprise them to learn that apprentices are just as happy as university graduates, according to a report released by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER).

Education and happiness in the school-to-work transition examines the relationship between individuals’ highest level of education and their self-rated happiness. It is based on extensive information provided by young people over 10 years of their lives (15 to 25 years), as part of the Longitudinal Surveys of Australian Youth (LSAY).

Education and happiness in the school-to-work transition can be downloaded from www.lsay.edu.au/publications/2239.html

For media enquiries or interviews with Dr Tom Karmel or Dr Mike Dockery, contact Anna Payton on 08 8230 8638 or Colleen Young, Marketing Services NCVER on 08 8230 8496/0414 584 142.