Journal

Dilhan Fernando is trying to cajole a room full of Instagram influencers to "slurp, not sip" their tea during an afternoon tea in Melbourne.

1997 Bocuse d’Or Silver medallist – Chef Roland Debuyst visited Sri Lanka in the months of March and April 2019 to inspire budding chefs at the Empower Culinary and Hospitality School (ECHS).

Sipping tea is our favourite pastime, don’t we all agree? No, its not “sipping tea/gossiping”. It’s actually on how we actually drinks our tea.

The New Zealand Readers Digest Trusted Brand Awards are perhaps the most iconic and well-known celebration of what New Zealanders really think of the brands they buy.

In light of the recent tragedy in Sri Lanka, Raganie Govender shares her uplifting experience of the warmth and kindness she discovered at Dilmah’s Ceylon Tea Trails

Take a lifelong love for conservation, pair it with the right support group, and what do you get? An urban butterfly garden.

An independent UK-based researcher said that asylum seeking or inward migration for employment was not a major issue in Sri Lanka at present but it could create a problem in future as the post-war economy had opened up more job opportunities in Sri Lanka.

There were tea lovers as far as the eye could see on March 10 at Crown Perth’s Epicurean for the ever popular Afternoon Tea with Peter Kuruvita and Dilmah.

On March 31, 2019 a session named ‘Festival of Trees’ was held by Dilmah Conservation and the Funday Times. This event was basically held to teach us how forests become a necessary part of life on earth. Held at the MJF Centre in Moratuwa, it certainly offered us a great experience.

Luckey Deva is a musician whose songs and dramas have inspired positive change. His popularity and recognition as an artist date back to his days as a vocalist with the Golden Chimes in the 80s.