from the EDITOR
If nothing else, COVID-19 has been a valuable learning experience. We have learned how to look at ourselves in the mirror with a rampant head of unclipped hair and maintain a sense of dignity and self-love. We have mastered a hitherto unseen facial expression for Zoom business calls that lies somewhere between sub-lethal boredom and wry amusement. We have discovered that the word “binge” can be applied to any aspect of life, and that cotton, polyester and elastic combine to make very forgiving clothing. Among these lessons, there has also been plenty revealed about our food supply. COVID has sparked fears around food supply worldwide, but among those fears there are green shoots of hope for our food future. It has to be said that Australia has a highly secure food supply. The…