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Chris Dittmar, aka Ditts, grew up hard in Alberton, played squash for Australia, then carved out a successful media career. He says his goal these days is to be a better person.
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Sharon Mascall-Dare counts herself privileged for being a set of ears to exciting, interesting and often harrowing tales from all around the world. The award-winning journalist joined the Australian Army aged 42 and has been tirelessly providing an avenue for those in the military to tell their stories ever since.
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Nearly 50 years since Australia pulled its troops out of the Vietnam War, many diggers are still fighting their own battles. But, out on the water, these veterans are winning.
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Meet Malcolm Hawkins, who has been a waiter at Adelaide's top restaurants for almost 30 years.
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Each day is a blessing for Middleton’s Tania Murphy, who spent most of a year away from her family to receive a life-saving bone marrow transplant from an anonymous European donor.
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As a leading surgeon and single mother, Samantha Pillay is always busy. In the background, she has spent her life dealing with debilitating chronic pain. She talks about facing fears to overcome obstacles.
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What compels a young man to become a Catholic priest these days? Anthony Beltrame, 29, says it was a calling from God he could not ignore.
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Ever-reliable outback postie Karen Cains says she has the most picturesque mail run in the country, and she might well be right.
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Here’s how breathing techniques, cold therapy and a search for meaning transformed Kym Burls from a TV-bingeing couch potato into a health and wellness guru.
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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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More than a year on from the devastating Cudlee Creek bushfire, many fire-affected families are still waiting to rebuild their homes, and their lives.
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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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Imagine living at sea where you could up-anchor any time and sail where you please. Meet these stay-aboards who are living their dream nautical life at North Haven’s 35 South Marina.
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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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For those who were there, Adelaide’s beach girl quests were innocent fun, held at a time when it was acceptable for women to be judged purely on their looks and deportment. Three former contestants take us back to the 1970s.
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From reviving a historic cultural tourism site to delivering much talked-about food and accommodation experiences, a group of dedicated locals are driving change and setting the new tourism agenda in Hawker – the hub of the Flinders Ranges.
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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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She got her start at Unley Youth Theatre at age 13, now Kate Box is one of Australia’s most versatile and in-demand actors, drawn to roles with grit and guts.
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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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To kick off the festive season, we asked some high-profile South Australians to share their childhood Christmas memories, and a few of the SALIFE team have joined in the festive fun.
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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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Belinda Hannaford is a stalwart of South Australia’s dining scene, and nothing is slowing her down.
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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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A teacher, proud Penong local and the brave recipient of this year's Surf Life Saving SA Rescue of the Year, Marley Fairclough tells her story.
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There's no better way to experience Central Australia than by floating above it, so join SALIFE for a sunrise ballooning adventure.
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