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Ainsleigh Sheridan

Ainsleigh Sheridan

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Journalist, ABC News (Australia)

Canberra

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Total articles 29

  • History of the Anzac biscuit

    By Ainsleigh Sheridan Verified| Goulburn Post Verified Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footercommunity, THE sweetly flavoursome oats and coconut treat we know as the Anzac is not the biscuit it was 100 years ago. Read also: 'United vision' for Goulburn Recreation Area after council adopts new management plan Now often made in cafes to be larger than a hand palm, the biscuit was once not much bigger than a penny. The early 20th century recipe was crisp and oaty, but by the 1980s it had less oats, and chewy coconut added.

    By Ainsleigh Sheridan Verified · Goulburn Post

    Apr. 22, 2021

  • Legacy has a 97-year history, but young families are now the face of the charity's changing demographic

    By Ainsleigh Sheridan Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Returned serviceman Glen Kindness was working in the mining industry as a boilermaker when he died of complications from pneumonia aged 37 in 2007. Within two weeks, Legacy — the welfare charity that supports Australian Defence Force dependents left behind — called his widow, Kathleen, and their three daughters. "They more or less said they understood I was going through grieving and just wanted me to know they were there when I was ready for them," she said.

    By Ainsleigh Sheridan Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Sep. 03, 2020

  • History of the Anzac biscuit

    By Ainsleigh Sheridan Verified| Goulburn Post Verified Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footercommunity, THE sweetly flavoursome oats and coconut treat we know as the Anzac is not the biscuit it was 100 years ago. Read also: 'United vision' for Goulburn Recreation Area after council adopts new management plan Now often made in cafes to be larger than a hand palm, the biscuit was once not much bigger than a penny. The early 20th century recipe was crisp and oaty, but by the 1980s it had less oats, and chewy coconut added.

    By Ainsleigh Sheridan Verified · Goulburn Post

    Apr. 22, 2021

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland