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Cost-of-living woes put traditional foods out of reach

Published 7 March 2024, 8:10 am
For multicultural communities around Australia, one of their biggest sources of pride can be just how good traditional food really is. But Melbourne researchers warn that connection to culture could be lost because of an increasing difficulty among some to access healthy, culturally appropriate produce.
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