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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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Tim Smith dropped out of school at 14 and drifted for a while before becoming a roadie. Today, he is a respected Barossa winemaker with his own label. Here’s how he did it.
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Barbara Knoll’s days are surrounded by her German culture, working behind the counter at Barossa Fine Foods, which she started with her husband Franz three decades ago. But there was a time she felt she’d lost the connection to her heritage, before a powerful resurgence.
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As the AFL season kicks off for another year, we speak to Port rising star Zak Butters about his personal battles, his road to success and his burning desire to win.
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On the eve of International Women's Day, we celebrate Rachael Zaltron, who runs Backpacks 4 Kids SA.
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With WOMADelaide a week away, associate director Annette Tripodi talks about growing up in Campbelltown, her love of music and bottling the magic of WOMAD.
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Madelyn Duckmanton has spent the two years since her daughter Letitia Linke’s death raising funds and advocating for ovarian cancer patients.
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To celebrate Valentine's Day we speak to Mills & Boon novelist Susanne Panagaris about life, romance and her famous guitar-playing daughter Orianthi.
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From a free-range childhood spent planting trees and roller-skating around Whyalla, Adelaide Fringe’s Heather Croall has gone on to spend her life immersed in the world of film, festivals and art.
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The recently-opened Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Education Centre is a testament to Holocaust survivor Andrew Steiner's dedication to proclaiming the power of kindness.
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With the cricket season in full swing we speak to former Aussie player Wayne “Flipper” Phillips about Hookesy, life, loss, team spirit and the joy of being a grandfather.
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Luthier Jim Redgate often finds himself torn between his workshop and the call of the ocean. When he’s not building guitars or kitesurfing, he might be found snowboarding, playing gigs, fixing up up his old Holden EH, beekeeping or making wine.
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Growing up in the country, Catherine Branson developed early on the resilience necessary for a high-flying career. The Chancellor of the University of Adelaide and inaugural chair of a new ASO project highlighting female composers says she also took it for granted that “generally speaking, if a boy can do it, a girl can do it also”.
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St Vincent de Paul Society SA CEO Louise Miller Frost chats about taking on a new role during a pandemic, becoming a mother to triplet boys and the need for social equity.
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Dr Sam Alfred works in emergency medicine and is also a specialist in toxicology and medical retrieval. Here's how he became such a multi-skilled medico and much more.
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Meet Linda Williams, SA’s Deputy Police Commissioner and the highest ever ranked female officer in SAPOL.
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From Adelaide's Hyde Park to the Australian Ballet, Jill Ogai had her eyes on the prize as a child and has worked through injury and setback to become a soloist.
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Brian Parkes – CEO of Adelaide’s JamFactory – left home more than 30 years ago and drove his bright blue Datsun 180B to Hobart to embark on a journey that in many ways, he says, he is still on today.
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Maggie Dawkins has been described as many things. The daughter of a GP and tea entrepreneur. The wife of a former treasurer. A proud mother. But any one of these titles would be doing her a disservice. She is a tenacious, hard-working and staunch advocate for child protection.
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Jon Lemon, 64, is an Adelaide-based sound engineer who's in demand around the world. When he's not touring with famous names, he's relaxing at his Port Willunga home. Here's how he made it in the big time.
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Susannah Sweeney, Creative Producer of the DreamBIG Children’s Festival, is a passionate arts advocate who believes every child has the right to an arts-rich education.
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Debbie Ryan was living a blessed life, married to her highschool sweetheart, with two beautiful children. Tragically, following years of incessant bullying, her daughter Maddy took her own life. Debbie is now on a mission to show just how deeply our actions can affect others.
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Kathryn House is a devoted advocate for our state’s most vulnerable and disadvantaged through her tireless volunteering and philanthropic work.
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Sister Jillian Havey OP AM was a school principal for almost 50 years and taught thousands of young women during that time. But a stroke last year hastened her retirement, signalling the end of an era, and the start of new beginnings.
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Adelaide's Mavournee Hazel is living her acting dream, thanks to a four-year stint on Neighbours. The 24-year-old is also a passionate role model for other young women and her message is simple - know your worth.
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From a nomadic childhood, to the youngest Australian Defence Force Academy cadet and now the new director of Veterans SA, Catherine Walsh shares her stories from along the way.
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Losing a baby is the worst nightmare of any parent, but Annabel Bower took her tragedy and let it inspire a book and charity empowering parents to speak about their own experiences.
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Writer and performance poet Geoff Goodfellow is known for his "brutally electric" style, but he reveals a more vulnerable side in a new memoir about his boyhood. Here, he shares the story of his life – from working-class lad to literary icon.
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Music and the arts played a key role in Martha Lott’s childhood, and she has built a successful career as an actor, director and founder of Holden Street Theatres. Here, Martha shares her story, including how her family’s life changed dramatically when she was eight.
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Working on radio is the perfect job for Mel Dzelde, a vivacious and funny mum of three who loves music and meeting people. But Mel is also fighting for her life after cancer came knocking again. She reveals how she stays positive and how a personal bond with Oprah Winfrey keeps her spirits up.
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Chris Sexton, 52, is an obstetrician, gynaecologist and women’s health specialist who estimates he has delivered 6000 babies over the past 30 years. That number will rise significantly next year, Chris says, with a baby boom on the way thanks to the COVID-19 restrictions.
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