10 Best Small Bbq Australia
Updated on: December 2023
Best Small Bbq Australia in 2023
Australian Cuisine: A Cookbook with Recipes from Down Under and the Outback
Happy Food: Fast, Fresh, Simple Vegan
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Chicken Salt Barbecue - Vegan, Non-GMO, NO MSG, Gluten Free, Australia's Best Selling All-Purpose Seasoning, 2.7 oz
- ALL PURPOSE SEASONING - Sweet and Smoky Barbecue
- Vegan Parve Seasoned Sea Salt, Paleo friendly
- 50% less sodium compared to Original Chicken Salt flavor
- US Made, Gluten & MSG free, Non-GMO certified, No Soy, no Additives, Paleo friendly
- Alternative to table salt and chicken bouillon, Unique BBQ chicken flavor
Chicken Salt - Vegan, Non-GMO, NO MSG, Gluten Free, Australia's #1 All-Purpose Seasoning (Turmeric Salt, BBQ)
- All Purpose Vegan Seasoning - tastes like chicken
- Turmeric Salt and Vegan Chicken Salt BBQ Flavor
- Vegan Parve Seasoned Sea Salt
- US Made, Gluten & MSG free, Non-GMO certified, No Soy, no Additives, Paleo friendly
- Healthier alternative to table salt and chicken bouillon
The Original Australian BBQ Sauce 355ml
- The Original Australian BBQ Sauce 355ml.
- Voted best barbecue sauce in many major barbecue competitions!
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Chicken Salt Barbecue - Vegan, Non-GMO, NO MSG, Gluten Free, Australia's #1 All-Purpose Seasoning (3 Pack)
- ALL PURPOSE SEASONING - Sweet and Smoky Barbecue
- 50% less sodium compared to Original Chicken Salt
- Vegan Parve Seasoned Sea Salt, Paleo friendly
- US Made, Gluten & MSG free, Non-GMO certified, No Soy, no Additives, Paleo friendly
- Alternative to table salt and chicken bouillon, Unique BBQ chicken flavor
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ARTEFLAME Replacement BBQ Grill Cooking Griddle, Carbon Steel, Teppanyaki Style Grill Attachment for Rectangularly Shaped BBQ Grills, Half Side Replacement Grill Accessory, Size 11 3/4" X 17 3/8"
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Are Self-Publishing Authors Minnows?
The fact that the Prime Minister's Literary Awards refuses to encourage Australian self-published authors is symptomatic of the general trend in Australia to regard self-publishing as the option only for desperate authors
The Prime Minister's Literary Awards are meant to "recognise the importance of literature to our national identity, community and economy". So why do they believe that Australian self-published authors are incapable of producing literary works which contribute to these areas?
Let's start with National Identity. It seems ironic that the Australian trade book industry revolves around seven major publishing firms - six of which are Australian branches of global conglomerates: Pearson (including Penguin), Random House, Hachette Livre, HarperCollins, Scholastic and Pan Macmillan. The only Australian-owned firm among the big seven is Allen amp; Unwin. Obviously, these publishers will only be nominating Australian authors' books for the Awards, as per the guidelines, but at least self-published books are published by Australian authors who are also Australian publishers!
I wonder what the Prime Minister's vision of Community encompasses. Only 3798 people identified their primary occupation as 'author' in the 2020 ABS census, but a 2020 ABS study estimated that some 244,000 people (about 1% of the Australian population) were engaged in writing books. Thousands of authors are members of Writing Centres in each State and Territory as well as local writing groups and clubs. In January 2020, two new bodies are coming into being to promote literary endeavours within the community - Australian Poetry and Writing Australia. Both of these are being supported by the government body, the Australia Council for the Arts. Does the government think that all of the writers and poets in these national, State and local writing groups are published authors? Or maybe the new bodies are only meant for the 3789 authors.
So, what about thecontribution to the Economy? As outlined in my blog dated January 7th, there are many self-published authors in the US doing very nicely, thank you from the sales of eBooks. There is huge potential for self-published authors in Australia to sell eBooks (new titles and out of print titles) to the rest of the world. The ability to overcome the tyranny of distance for Australian authors in control of their own content is HERE and NOW! Australian companies such as Palmer Higgs provide services to enable authors to sell their book globally (eBook or POD) and retain the majority of their profit in Australia. Even selling their books through Amazon means that the Australian author ends up with more money in their pocket than through the majority of Australian (read, branches of global conglomerates) publishing contracts.
The University of Melbourne Book Industry Study 2020 (UMBIS) estimated that the self-publishing market was growing at a far faster rate than traditional publishing in Australia (8% compared to 3%). However, in the same report they also discounted the 2,782 publishers that produced only one title (i.e. self-publishers) in 2020 by 95% because they "do not use a separate business name". In other words, in their eyes only 139 of these 2,782 titles were by 'serious authors' (the actual words in the report are "after the minnows and incidental publishers are winnowed out...." )
I'm sure that by now the number of self-published titles being produced is much higher than 2,782. Of course I don't believe that every single self-published book is a literary masterpiece but I know from working with many self-published authors that 95% of them are not to be discounted.
Let's hope that one of the outcomes of the Federal Government Book Industry Strategy Group will be that self-published authors will finally be classified as an entity of potential rather than a mass of worthless individuals. And let's hope that the Arts Minister reconsiders the guidelines for the Prime Minister's Literary Awards next year.
