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Rachel Davey

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Piper-Heidsieck: A House Defined by Precision and Progress

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By Rachel Davey
| champagnesparklingwwc.co.uk
Winning the Supreme World Champion title at the Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships is the competition’s ultimate accolade. What did that recognition mean for Piper-Heidsieck, particularly for winning with the 2014 Vintage Magnum, and how did it resonate with the team behind the wine?
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From Lonely People to Connected Communities: Why Australia Needs a Social Connection Policy Agenda

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By Rachel Davey, Barbara Walsh
| canberra.edu.au
Loneliness among young adults is no longer a fringe wellbeing concern – it is a fast-growing global public health issue with social and economic consequences that Australia cannot afford to ignore. While loneliness has often been framed as an individual problem, new evidence from Canberra’s Connect Up 2617 pilot shows that a holistic approach to social connection as a public good – not loneliness as a personal failing – can start to change communities.
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Cuvage: Redefining Piedmont’s Sparkling Potential

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By Rachel Davey
| champagnesparklingwwc.co.uk
In the hills of southern Piedmont, where great still wines have long defined the region’s reputation, Cuvage has quietly built a name for itself as one of Italy’s most compelling producers of Metodo Classico sparkling wine. Founded in 2011 in Acqui Terme, the house set out with a clear ambition: to reinterpret Piedmont’s grape varieties and terroirs through the lens of traditional bottle fermentation, combining local identity with international sparkling wine standards.
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