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The successful applicant will assist in preparation of meals, assisting with both Bain Marie and Table Service. Have a general understanding or willingness to learn about vegan, vegetarian and gluten free dietary requirements. Kitchen caters to a large number of International Students.
Position overview: Put creative skills to work in the field of animal advocacy, through designing rich, creative campaign media for Animals Australia. This is a casual position that offers a flexible work schedule and the ability to work from home. The successful candidate will work closely with Animals Australia’s Creative Manager to create and maintain professional and innovative print and web materials to further Animals Australia’s campaigns.
Duties:http://www.animalsaustralia.org/about/jobs.php
hi spunko
a listing for Mark should be up on the site within 2 or 3 weeks - bit of a backlog at present!
thanks for the news!
I've seen it before, but it looks like a good space.
Wouldn't it be great to have two complementary vegan businesses right next to each other!
hi fattish
wow, that sounds like a lotta horse poop to me!
lucky horses are vegan, too, unless owners feed them egg, cod liver oil etc. even if they weren't, it's still horse poop, not a horse.
so while 1 kilo of horse poop seems like a lot, you can retain your devout vegan status.
that said, while your story's fascinating, it's not really news, and it definitely isn't business, so for similar posts try a forum that's more suitable - there are plenty around.
hi alicat!
i really like the idea, although i'm not clear on some of it. i gather you're saying the bike stops while the drinks are being made and the customer or someone else peddles on a stationary platform of some sort?
it would be great being able to buy fresh juice up and down beaches - and bike/solar powered!
you should start a separate thread on this in the same section.
Hi Rocket
Following from jojo's idea, Bliss Organic Cafe in Adelaide carry organic fair trade products. They say 'We would love to showcase a wider variety of local produce':
http://www.blissorganiccafe.com.au/retail.aspx
What they mean by local might need straightening out, but it could prove fruitful.
Here's their contact form:
The Radical Grocery Store - good name!
Inika haven't yet got into the groove of advertising jobs here themselves ; ), but they have various positions available round the country.
At the moment these are:
* Operations Assistant, Wollongong NSW
* Sales Agents for NSW, QLD, SA and WA
* Freelance Make Up Artists/Trainers in all states.
If you want to find out more about these positions or apply, visit the jobs page on their website:
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If you were looking for an opportunity to sell veg t shirts and other merchandise, and you wanted to do it nationally and even internationally through the web, you'd drop the state and town and post something like:
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hi sacback
provided they're vegan jobs, or chances for a vegan business, you can mention them on this forum. if they're not vegan, they'll be deleted, since they don't relate to the forum topic.
you can put vegan jobs in this category, but if they're more opportunities to work at home, rather than jobs (where you're paid by someone else), put them in the new Business Opportunities category.
hi sacback
being vegan and vegetarian are related but fairly different.
a vegetarian doesn't eat animal flesh - whether it's from cows or fish - but does eat milk, eggs or both. vegans try to avoid animal products altogether, getting their food, clothes and other things from plants or minerals (or a synthetic based on them). they also look for products that haven't been tested on animals.
vegans go a step past being vegetarian because there's still cruelty in making things like milk. for example, dairies routinely take calves away from their mothers within a few days, the mother is made continually pregnant so she gives milk every year, and is milked while she's pregnant. when her milk production goes down she's killed - typically around 5 years old, 15 years before her natural death. many dairy cows also suffer from painful conditions such as foot disease and breast infection.
people who follow a vegan diet and no more are called dietary vegans, but don't qualify as full vegans:
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