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She’s South Australia’s best-known celebrity gardener, but much of what Sophie Thomson does goes on behind the scenes, offering on-the-ground help, advice and moral support for our country’s most vulnerable.
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Local performer Britt Plummer honed her clowning skills in France, studying under the master Philippe Gaulier. Her latest Fringe offering Fool’s Paradise runs until March 19.
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Journalist Helen McCabe never dreamt she’d end up as editor of the Australian Women’s Weekly. The former Hamley Bridge local shares the stories, struggles and successes that shaped her remarkable media career.
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With International Women’s Day 2023 highlighting the theme of embracing equity, SALIFE takes some lessons from South Australian women who are not only succeeding in their fields, but are also working to create environments where others can thrive.
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With International Women’s Day 2023 highlighting the theme of embracing equity, SALIFE takes some lessons from South Australian women who are not only succeeding in their fields, but are also working to create environments where others can thrive.
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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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Put some big personalities of the Adelaide Fringe together in the one room and you’re guaranteed a good time.
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Dedicated professional Santa Ian Loxton is ready to suit up in his intricate hand-made costume with all the bells and whistles, ready to spread Christmas cheer to some of those who need it most.
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Festive season twinkles a little brighter in the Riverland each year thanks to one man’s ever-growing yuletide display that’s spreading Christmas cheer to young and old.
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New Adelaide Oval CEO Nick Addison reminisces on the best things in life - chicken curry cream, 13 special summers and his world-class office.
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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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The families that underpin the Limestone Coast’s southern rock lobster industry have steered through troubled waters and are working towards a sustainable future.
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In the lead up to opening her How to Write Love online school for Valentine's Day, romance author Clare Connelly chats about capturing the moment, Adelaide's best burger and who her fictional heroes are based on.
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Olympic swimmer Madi Wilson has revealed to SALIFE her personal battles, including developing an eating disorder, in the lead up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games trials.
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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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Gluttony’s co-director Daniel Michael is hurtling towards Fringe season, but he took some time for a chat about some of life’s best things.
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Media personality Amanda Blair talks publicly for the first time about the serious illness that left her face paralysed and altered her outlook on what matters in life.
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Sally Brown can be found trekking up a mountain most days – sometimes several times a day – and it’s no wonder with the Flinders Ranges on her doorstep.
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Come to lunch with Palas Jewellery owner Anna Dimond and her group of business-savvy women who know how to work and play hard.
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Not matter what life has thrown at 97-year-old Irene Johnson, this diehard Port Adelaide fan has always supported her two great loves in life: family and football.
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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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The South Australian Cricket Association’s new CEO Charlie Hodgson has pursued his passion for the game all the way from London to Adelaide, swapping one hallowed ground for another and embracing a welcome change of pace.
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Monique Bowley has been a professional basketballer, radio producer, reality TV star and podcast queen, but she says her latest role as a mum is proving the hardest and happiest gig of all.
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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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Trailblazers in their male-dominated professions, these inspiring South Australian women have broken new ground for others to follow. Here, they tell SALIFE about the challenges they have faced, how they overcame them and what is still to be achieved.
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Andy Kay, general manager of Channel Seven, admits he had no plan when it came to his career, but a love of sport and a talent for television has seen this Largs Bay boy rise to the top.
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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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He might still be on his P-plates on the road, but teenage motorsport talent Sebastien Amadio will test himself at speeds of up to 300km/h on the same track as his F1 heroes during the Australian Grand Prix this month.
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A lingering love of scent has blossomed from a hobby to an all-consuming passion for one Limestone Coast artisan.
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