Channel 7 is gearing up for a content-rich episode of BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS tonight.
The episode is set to span a wide array of topics, including music, culinary arts, home improvement, and sustainable living.
At the forefront of the episode is Australian music sensation, Jess Mauboy, who catapulted to fame in 2006 with her appearance on ‘Australian Idol.’ In the upcoming segment, Mauboy will offer viewers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into her journey as a judge on the third season of ‘The Voice.’ Further delving into her collaborations with fellow judge, Jason Derulo, Mauboy will also discuss her endeavours with the Indigenous Literacy Foundation and reflect upon her notable contributions to the music and entertainment industry.
Diving into home improvement, Adam is slated to provide a timely segment, especially with Father’s Day approaching. He will impart knowledge on decluttering and optimising garage storage, utilising both ready-to-use products and innovative DIY solutions. This segment is aimed at resonating with households of varying sizes and providing actionable, inspirational takeaways.
From the culinary world, Karen takes viewers on a gastronomic journey to a renowned Malaysian restaurant, celebrating the country’s rich culinary traditions. She will uncover the secrets behind the beloved roti bread and complement it with a tutorial on crafting a sweet-spiced Malaysian chicken curry, capturing the essence of Australia’s multicultural culinary tapestry.
Ed’s contribution to the episode promises a double treat for viewers. Starting with an enlightening visit to Coffs Harbour in NSW, Ed aims to demystify the process of blueberry farming. From understanding the optimal conditions for their growth to their maturation cycle, the segment will culminate with a delicious no-bake blueberry ‘smores crumble recipe, highlighting the use of freshly-picked blueberries.
Gardening aficionados have much to look forward to, with Charlie introducing a simplified composting technique using just leaves and garden rubbish bags. This is supplemented by Melissa’s segment, focused on the winter bloom, Hellebores. She will traverse various nursery varieties, offering insights into their propagation and maintenance, enriching viewers with a holistic understanding of these winter roses.
Juliet’s segment comes at an opportune time, addressing the rising costs of home essentials. With innovative upcycling ideas, she will guide viewers to transform old furniture into rust-free, stylish outdoor pieces, ensuring cost-effectiveness without compromising aesthetics.
In a heartfelt segment, Dr. Harry delves into the story of Scooter, a Border Collie undergoing behavioural changes. The episode promises an in-depth examination, aiming to uncover the reasons behind Scooter’s altered demeanour.
Finally, focusing on the growing interest in sustainable transportation, James, in collaboration with automotive expert Paul Maric, will dissect the complexities of transitioning to electric vehicles. This segment is tailored for those residing in diverse locales, from remote areas to bustling city centres, offering comprehensive guidance on EV adoption.
With its diverse content line-up, the upcoming episode of BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS is poised to cater to a broad spectrum of interests, promising a blend of entertainment, knowledge, and practical insights.
