Better Homes and Gardens heads to the hinterland this week, as Johanna swaps city life for a relaxing escape among the lush surrounds of Tamborine Mountain.
From a heartfelt visit with a 102 year old Kokoda Trail veteran to Colin’s crowd friendly crème brûlée and a tour of the Australian War Memorial, tonight’s episode blends travel, history and food.
Coming up on tonight’s show:
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JOHANNA – MOUNTAIN ESCAPE
If your weekends don’t involve alpacas, road trips and a little bit of camping, then you are missing out! This week, Johanna’s taking you on an epic weekend-break to the Gold Coast Hinterland and it’s as lush and relaxing as you might imagine.
ADAM + CHARLIE – HELPING OUT ONE OF THE LAST WWII DIGGERS
Anzac Day is a time for all Australians to reflect and pay our respects to those who served their country and tonight, we’re giving thanks to one of the last surviving diggers of the Kokoda Trail Campaign, Reg Chard. Johanna, Adam and Charlie first met Reg four years ago, when they gave his front of house a bit of a refresh.
Charlie and Adam lend a hand to Kokoda veteran Reg Chard, revisiting a special connection and helping with a few jobs around the house (image – Seven)
COLIN – CRÈME BRULEE TO SHARE
When it comes to cooking, Colin’s usually the boss…but not in this kitchen! This week, his wife, Jane, is joining him to cook a delicious dessert that’ll feed a crowd. Colin (and Jane’s!) crème brulee is creamy, full of vanilla and topped with a delicious toffee crust.
GRAHAM – THE AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL
Tonight, Graham is visiting The Australian War Memorial in Canberra, a memorial and museum dedicated to all Australians who died serving their country and to those who continue to serve our nation in war, conflict and operations.
This new episode of Better Homes and Gardens airs tonight, Friday 24 April, at 7.00pm on Seven and 7plus – check local guides.
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