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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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Cassy Bonnes, 53, knows heartbreaking loss – and resilience. This dirt-bike riding mum of two explains how she has found a way to be happy and comfortable in her own skin.
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Amanda O’Connor, 37, is a carer for her son Tyler who was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) just before his third birthday. Here she talks about her dream of becoming a mum, how the doctors once misread Tyler’s condition and her focus to live the best life for her family.
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Today’s libraries are about so much more than just the books, in the latest in our One Small Step guides to better living in South Australia, we take a look at what makes just a few of our local libraries special.
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When friends gather at the Aldinga beach house of Jane and David Edwardson, city rules and regulations are left at the door as summer celebrations begin.
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From the Spanish steps in Rome to the South Australian river port town of Goolwa, people are learning to appreciate living at a more relaxed pace.
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Comedian and TV funny man Shaun Micallef reflects on his path to success and ponders how to avoid turning into a sad, old clown in the future.
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In the latest in our One Small Step guides to better living in South Australia, find out how you can see our state in a way you can’t through the windows of a hotel room – without leaving behind any of the luxury.
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She’s been a PR operative, worked in radio and now owns multiple businesses, with a focus on organic living. Adelaide's Lee Boys does things her own way.
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From 1970s television commercials and The Sullivans, to bit parts in movies and then finally Hollywood success – Adelaide’s Damon Herriman is the quiet achiever who proves that persistence pays. Read his story in the March issue of SALIFE.
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Rob Riley has lived the quintessential rock and roll life. He’s played in front of 120,000 people with Rose Tattoo, toured with Jimmy Barnes and Sherbet, and spent years drinking, smoking and snorting. Here, Rob reflects on life in the rock spotlight, losing his close mate Shirley Strachan and settling down with a Seaton girl.
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The artists in the Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art are all exploring the idea of monsters, some a little too real for comfort.
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Eboney Sheehan was living in Sydney, had a great job, good mates and life was on track. All that changed last year when she found a lump in her breast. Here, the 35-year-old, who works in construction in SA, talks about her battle with cancer and her passion to raise funds for “cold caps” - a method to help people undergoing chemotherapy keep their hair.
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One Small Step is our new weekly guide to better living in South Australia. Today, take your treadly for a leisurely guided ride around Adelaide, or leave the city to journey along one of the state’s scenic and relaxed bikeways.
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Musician Nathan May, 25, has pioneered a mentorship program for at-risk youth in Adelaide’s north and he’s met Barack Obama – an encounter that changed his life. He’s also a proud indigenous man, descended from the Arabana and Yawuru clans, and he’s had to deal with racism his entire life – even at a recent corporate event in Adelaide where he was an invited guest. Here’s his story.
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One Small Step is our new weekly guide to better living in South Australia. Today, slip on your sensible shoes and get to know your city more intimately, with our guide to Adelaide walking tours.
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Susan Neuhaus is an Adelaide surgeon and ex-army officer who has operated in war zones, helped sex workers in Cambodia and been awarded the Conspicuous Service Cross. Here she talks about her life – from childhood in Mt Gambier, to the fortuitous way she found herself in medical school, to her challenges in the military and as a cancer surgeon.
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Running her family fig business is a labour of love for former viticulturist Kate Strachan.
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In our new Sunday series, we take an intimate look at the lives of fascinating South Australians - in their own words. To begin, football trailblazer Chelsea Randall talks about her journey from a kid thrown into a boys' team, to her position as one of the most respected athletes in Australia, and how she almost gave the game away along the road.
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Feel better without spending a cent by taking up one of these fitness opportunities in South Australia - from planting trees to free yoga sessions by the sea.
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If you're thinking of getting away this long weekend, support SA's best tourism businesses with this list of the 2019 SA Tourism Award winners.
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After a years-long search, a young Mount Gambier diver has located the wreck of the Edith Haviland, which sank more than 140 years ago.
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Never one to seek the spotlight and talk publicly about herself, radio personality Sonya Feldhoff opens up about her 30-year media career, her struggle to have children and a recent battle with cancer.
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The summer holidays are here and it's time to get out and about around South Australia to explore the beautiful locations and activities our state has to offer.
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With the passing of fashion icon Harry Watt, SALIFE looks back at the life and times of this much-loved local. Harry and his partner George Gross put Adelaide on the global fashion map, remaining loyal to the town where it all began 40 years ago.
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The Art Gallery of South Australia’s book clubs are about more than ticking off a list of books. The groups are about learning and exploring a shared passion.
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Wine specialist and waiter at the Mayfair Hotel's Mayflower Restaurant, Callum Strong has a passion for wine and food.
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The story of South Australia’s gemstone emblem begins tens of millions of years ago and is still going strong in pockets of our state.
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Style meets substance when this designer couple invite friends and family for an evening of authentic Italian fare.
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Deep in the heart of stone fruit country, a Riverland producer is on a relentless mission to grow the perfect peach and nectarine.
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One local marmalade cook will soon defend her title in a national competition that is driving a resurgence in slow food making.
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