The art of reinvention

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Kuti in saltbush butter

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The power of one: Why Scott Neeson gave up Hollywood

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Precious time

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A country affair

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The new locals

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In this issue

SALIFE The Design Issue out now!

The SALIFE office has been abuzz since we made the decision earlier this year to transform our October issue into the annual “Design Issue”; excited to showcase the breadth and depth of design talent the state has to offer. And we have dedicated our pages to honouring, highlighting, recognising and detailing the important work carried out by the full spectrum of designers.

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Our Favourites

Homes

Luxury Coffin Bay beach house

The owners of this slice of Coffin Bay paradise had the vision to create something beautiful that would withstand sandy feet, while building on decades of memories in the stunning Eyre Peninsula town.

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Homes

Rural history restored

When Bill and Peg Gebhardt decided to restore the original 1898 homestead on the family property, Mokota, just out of Burra, they were honouring future generations, as well as those who had come before them.

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Premium Property

Premium Property

FEATURE LISTING: Kensington Park villa hits the market after 50 years

It's been the perfect family home for 50 years but now the owners of this Federation-style villa in Kensington Park are ready to downsize. They say they'll miss the garden the most, and the special memories they have created in their beautiful, light-filled home, which boasts a spacious upstairs addition.

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Out & About

Wine & Dine

Recipes

Fish kofta yiros

A quick and easy mid-week meal, this fish kofta yiros feels like takeaway - but so much better.

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Arts and Culture

Arts and Culture

A night at the theatre

Step inside the beautiful home of Torben and Richelle Brookman, whose Adelaide-based global entertainment company is one of many ventures run by this creative couple. They discuss all things musical theatre, including their dedication to fostering South Australian arts practitioners.

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Arts and Culture

Magic makers

There’s nothing quite like inspiring the creative minds of children and for those working behind the scenes on Adelaide-made kids’ television show Beep and Mort, they are given that honour every day.

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Gardens

Gardens

Whimsical wisteria

The wisteria has a long history in many cultures that have revered its long-lasting floriferous blooms to carry meanings of romance, happiness and honour.

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Gardens

Fabulous figs

Ever reliable and immensely productive, the fig is a South Australian backyard favourite. That they are often found growing happily among the ruins of long abandoned homesteads proves figs are true survivors.

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Gardens

Trees for all spaces

Those with established gardens know the enormous benefits that trees provide, be it cooling summer shade, a place to relax under or essential habitat for birds, animals, and insects. But how do you grow a tree and gain all those benefits when you have a small backyard?

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