Better Homes and Gardens heads to the Central Coast tonight with a fresh mix of lifestyle, gardening and cooking inspiration, as the team explores summer-ready projects, family farming fun and festive design ideas across Australia.
Johanna Griggs travels to New South Wales’ Central Coast to uncover why so many Sydneysiders are making the move north. With the region’s beaches, wilderness and growing housing options, Johanna examines how the area stacks up against major cities for affordability and lifestyle — and what it’s really like living in coastal paradise all year round.
Dr Harry Cooper meets eight-year-old Jett, a young poultry enthusiast turning his love of chooks into a budding business. On his family’s property, Jett has set up a roadside egg stand and expanded his flock with new chicks. Dr Harry drops by to meet the birds and offer advice to the young farmer as he looks to grow his enterprise.
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Colin Fassnidge marks the start of mango season with a trip to Red Rich Fruits Farm, about an hour from Darwin, to sample some of Australia’s sweetest mangoes. He whips up a mango, chicken and vermicelli salad packed with herbs like basil, mint and coriander — a dish that signals summer has well and truly arrived.
Charlie Albone focuses on poolside perfection, transforming a practical but uninspired pool area into a stylish backyard retreat. With clever landscaping and planting ideas, Charlie shows how to make a pool feel connected to the rest of the garden — and how to keep it ready for a summer of entertaining.
Adam Dovile swaps tools for travel in Glenworth Valley, exploring one of Australia’s most scenic wilderness areas. From kayaking to learning about local Indigenous culture, Adam takes on an eco-adventure powered by the latest electric vehicles, proving that even remote escapes can be sustainable.
Juliet Love turns her attention to the front door with festive flair. Ahead of the Christmas season, she shares creative ways to give entrances a fresh look — from paint touch-ups to decorative wreaths — helping homes make a stylish first impression for the holidays.
Meanwhile, Graham Ross celebrates the unsung heroes of the garden — hardy, reliable plants that perform year after year but often go unnoticed. He shines a light on these enduring favourites that deserve a place in every Australian backyard.
Better Homes and Gardens airs tonight, Friday 7 November 2025, on Seven.
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