You can find the recipe for this super-easy peanut butter fudge slice on the Donna Hay website. There's only four ingredients and no refined sugar. It would make a great Christmas gift or an after school snack. 

I love this YouTube tutorial by Brittany, especially because she uses natural products. Note: Distilled vinegar is the same as white vinegar.

If you live in Australia, you probably have everything that you need - a good education, clothes, a house to live in, clean water and food to eat. Millions of people go without these necessities around the world. This Christmas, instead of giving more stuff that we don't really need, why don't you give a useful gift. TEAR Australia is an aid organisation whose Build a Village campaign allows you to purchase useful things for poor villages such as chickens, education supplies, a garden etc. You can print and colour a model to give to your friends and family this Christmas. Find our more here.

Watch this to the end.

Ellyse Perry has been in the headlines recently for her outstanding performance in the Women's Ashes Cricket against England - last week she made record-breaking 213 not out! Ellyse played cricket and soccer for Australia at the age of 16 and was the youngest female to play international cricket in the country. She represented Australia in both sports until a few years ago when she chose to continue with her cricket career. Women's sport in Australia has never been so popular. If you're not quite up to Ellye's standard, why not play for a local team and get your body moving. You never know, with a bit of drive and determination, you might represent Australia one day.