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A three-year research project has uncovered a priceless archive of 1950s and ’60s films made by the people of a resilient post-war Riverland community.
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Coastal and country influences are celebrated in this sustainable family home, perched in the south coast foothills.
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With a bit of planning and the right site, a Mediterranean garden is a very achievable goal for SA gardeners.
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The shed has long been the domain of the man. Slowly but surely, women are claiming their own space to explore their interests.
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Stopping for a drink is a strong tradition at this Aldgate property — and why not, with so many tranquil pockets to enjoy an evening refreshment?
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It’s natural to want to make a start on renovations as soon as you move into a new house but, as this character villa extension shows, good things come to those who wait.
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Perched above steep scrubland with views across the Adelaide plains, this tree-top home has its roots firmly planted in family history.
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Anna Gerlach’s friends make the most of her open door policy when it comes to entertaining. Anna gives us an insight into how to create a great dinner party that’s all about the fun without the fuss.
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This recipe from Callum Hann uses pearl barley from the Clare Valley and Adelaide Hills nuts and cheese to create a fresh version of classic risotto.
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Having grown up in the Barossa, how did you start your career as a chef? I started out working in a busy cafe in the Barossa. Like many chefs my first job was as a dishy. One Sunday one of the breakfast cooks cut herself pretty badly and had to go to hospital, leaving the kitchen short. I stepped in to help as best I could as a nervous 15-year-old.
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Love, life and laughter emanate from Rouba Shahin’s kitchen, welcoming her friends and family to one of her famous dinner parties.
Read MoreA three-year research project has uncovered a priceless archive of 1950s and ’60s films made by the people of a resilient post-war Riverland community.
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One of Australia’s greatest ever footballers grabs his second career chance with as much creative vigour as his first.
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Singing with the tune of power tools and the dancing of forklifts, the Adelaide Festival Centre scenery workshop is Australia’s largest producer of musical theatre sets and infrastructure.
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It takes immense passion, a thirst for knowledge and sometimes a quirky personality to be a curator of the various forms of SA’s history. We speak to five South Australians who've taken on the task.
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It’s true that gardening can be a costly business, but enjoying the gardens around our state doesn’t have to be.
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Only the hardiest varieties of shrubs and plants can survive the harsh environment of the coastal garden.
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Graham Hicks of State Flora has some suggestions for brightening up your garden in winter.
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