A Current Affair: Tips for your summer BBQ
2013
A Current Affair: Tips for your summer BBQ
2013
- NFSA IDR47DJD4W
- TypeTelevision
- MediumMoving Image
- FormSeries
- Duration1 hr, 5 mins, 48 secs
- GenresSport, Indigenous as subject, Current affairs, News
- Year2013
In this quirky A Current Affair story from reporter Howard Gipps, he catches up with 'The Barbecue King', barbecue teacher and cookbook author Kim Terakis, who gives us some easy recipes for summer and his top expert tips for a successful barbie. Gipps then introduces 'meatologist' Adam Stratton who highlights some great cuts of meat for entertaining.
The story aired on Boxing Day 2013, which is traditionally a big day for Australians to have a relaxing barbecue at home or at a park with family and friends, as the chaos leading up to Christmas starts to subside. It's also a time of year when current affairs programs tend to air lighter, 'feel-good' stories for frazzled TV audiences to enjoy.
In this quirky A Current Affair story from reporter Howard Gipps, he catches up with 'The Barbecue King', barbecue teacher and cookbook author Kim Terakis, who gives us some easy recipes for summer and his top expert tips for a successful barbie. Gipps then introduces 'meatologist' Adam Stratton who highlights some great cuts of meat for entertaining.
The story aired on Boxing Day 2013, which is traditionally a big day for Australians to have a relaxing barbecue at home or at a park with family and friends, as the chaos leading up to Christmas starts to subside. It's also a time of year when current affairs programs tend to air lighter, 'feel-good' stories for frazzled TV audiences to enjoy.
- NFSA IDR47DJD4W
- TypeTelevision
- MediumMoving Image
- FormSeries
- Duration1 hr, 5 mins, 48 secs
- GenresSport, Indigenous as subject, Current affairs, News
- Year2013
Need to license this item? A/V professionals and researchers can shortlist licensing enquiries via our NFSA Pro catalogue search and membership.
Collections to explore



Current affairs show



News magazines



Newsreel
Start your own collection
A free Your Stuff account allows you to save, organise and share your favourite videos, audio and stories.


