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Radio presenter Stacey Lee shows us that a little pizzazz and a lot of colour go a long way for a fun afternoon with friends.
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Having experienced just how precious and fragile life can be, KickStart for Kids founder Ian Steel lives by his grandfather’s advice to leave people in a happier place than when he arrived.
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Survivor star Hayley Leake tells us about the things that make her heart sing - including her bike, her fiancé and her late Nonna Vali.
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Roz Hervey, creative producer of Restless Dance Theatre, gives us some insights into her life including her family's "24-hour rule".
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Actor Yazeed Daher, who stars in State Theatre Company SA's The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? this month, shares some insights into his favourite things including Wallaroo, the Hilltop Hoods and some heartfelt advice from his mother Sandy.
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Still working in his mid-70s, Roger Drake talks about his journey from pushing trolleys and waiting tables to building the largest family-owned independent grocery retailer in Australia.
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From Ferryden Park Primary School to the world stage, producer John Frost is the man behind the musicals and this impresario has made plenty of famous friends along the way.
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After an Adelaide childhood and a whirlwind decade in New York, Mark Saturno has made his life back home, cementing his place on our stages.
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Soon to release her 40th novel, prolific South Australian author Fiona McIntosh continues to nurture her love of writing, family and life in the Mid North.
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Chung Jae Lee is a driven man. The chef, judo champ and pilot even planned a restaurant opening while undergoing kidney dialysis. Here's how Chung Jae keeps all the balls in the air.
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Founder of charity Treasure Boxes, Rikki Cooke has been at the front line of foster caring and knows just how much a box full of care means.
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Former Black Hawk pilot Genevieve Rüeger talks about coming under fire in Afghanistan, joining the MFS, and remembering her grandfather who survived the Burma Railway.
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John Barone has worked on the Christmas Pageant for 40 years. Now, as the man in charge of Stardust Castle, John reflects on the magic and mayhem that has gone into creating this cherished SA event since 1933.
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From Bollywood producer to Rotary Adelaide president, Rajeev Kamineni will lead the organisation into its centenary year in 2023.
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He's pulled trains, trucks and a Boeing 737, broken world records and represented Australia, but Bay to Birdwood entrant Jordan "Biggie" Steffens is happiest behind the wheel of his 1930 Cadillac.
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When their baby Phoebe was stillborn, Kelly and Tony Robinson grappled with heartbreaking grief. Now, through their experience, the couple has helped develop new resources for other families navigating the devastating path of baby loss.
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Chief executive of Youth Opportunities, Erin Faehrmann, talks about how a childhood of trauma and disruption, yet shot through with kindness, laid some important foundations in life.
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After a top-level basketball career of nearly 200 games, Balaklava's Olivia Levicki will this weekend play just her fifth AFLW game for the team she grew up supporting.
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Matt Newlands was a star police recruit until trauma sparked a mental health crisis, ending in his own arrest. Here's how Matt turned his life around and is now helping frontline workers cope with the stress of the job.
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Chef Bhu Chung arrived in Australia after a long journey when he was 26, having fled Tibet at the age of 14.
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At 76 years young, trailblazing Adelaide sailor Helen Willmer reflects on her career as she prepares to take the helm in the inaugural South Australian Women’s Keelboat Regatta.
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Adelaide writer and actor Elena Carapetis reprises her role in The Bleeding Tree this month. She takes a few moments out to chat about her big Greek family, Heartbreak High and the importance of feeling seen.
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As race team operations manager at Jam Motorsport, Courtney Tyler is forging the way for women in the sport as a mentor to girls.
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Julia Robinson realised early on that art was a passion she would pursue at all costs – it’s also how she met her husband, fellow artist Roy Ananda. Julia finds inspiration in folklore and folk horror, and is a keen folk dancer.
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The state's Commissioner for Children and Young People, Helen Connolly, spends as much time with kids as she does with adults. Here's what she's learned.
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With the Wheatsheaf Hotel celebrating its centenary this year, we celebrate by talking to publican Jade Flavell about her life in pubs and why she decided early on that customers should get the hospitality they deserve.
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At age 13 James Muller fell in love with his first electric guitar, but it was listening to Led Zeppelin that really ignited the fire, setting this unique musician on a path to international success.
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Lee Cumberlidge, co-creator of Illuminate Adelaide, has produced all the big festivals including WOMADelaide and Mona Foma. He says the key to a great event is knowing how to throw a really good party that keeps both audiences and artists happy.
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The riesling whisperer of the Clare Valley, winemaker John Hughes talks about the road to building his brand, Rieslingfreak.
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From peacekeeping in the Gaza Strip to high-level roles in mental health and defence, Chris Burns says all his life's work has led him to his latest challenge: helping Adelaide's homeless as CEO of the Hutt St Centre.
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Born in 1921, Margaret Burgess is set to turn 101 years old in September. She shares some of her extraordinary memories from her century on earth.
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