National Director at Convoy of Hope Australia Joel A'Bell gives us an insight to the work they're doing in Northern WA following Cyclone Narelle, that hit hard, the towns of Exmouth and Carnavon, in late March.  

National Director at <a href="https://convoyofhope.org.au/">Convoy of Hope Australia</a> Joel A'Bell gives us an insight to the work they're doing in Northern WA following Cyclone Narelle, that hit hard, the towns of Exmouth and Carnavon, in late March.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Hot cross buns used to be simple. Reliable. Familiar. A little bit nostalgic. Fruit. Spice. Cross on top. Done.

They were the kind of thing you didn’t question. You just toasted them, added butter, and let that be enough.

But as Vanessa Baxter from the Fearless Kitchen explains, "somewhere along the way, we decided that “enough” needed improving. And so began what I can only describe as the quiet reinvention of the hot cross bun."

Hot cross buns used to be simple.&nbsp;Reliable. Familiar. A little bit nostalgic.&nbsp;Fruit. Spice. Cross on top. Done.
They were the kind of thing you didn&rsquo;t question. You just toasted them, added butter, and let that be enough.
But as Vanessa Baxter from <a href="https://www.vanessabaxter.co.nz/hot-cross-bun-identity-crisis-of-2026">the Fearless Kitchen</a> explains, "somewhere along the way, we decided that &ldquo;enough&rdquo; needed improving.&nbsp;And so began what I can only describe as the quiet reinvention of the hot cross bun."

Joel A'bell: The Aftermath of Cyclone Narelle

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