SALIFE magazine will continue to support the South Australian community and publish as usual during the COVID-19 outbreak.

In the midst of the ever-evolving COVID-19 situation, it’s important that you, our valued SALIFE readers, are kept informed.

Working independently from isolation as necessary, the SALIFE team will continue to provide important reading for all South Australians by publishing our usual monthly, quarterly and annual products, in addition to our weekly Friday morning email, without interruption.

Over the past 17 years, our readers have come to trust SALIFE for local content, as we bring you the very best of Adelaide and South Australia each month.

As a small independent company, we understand only too well how the current uncertainty is affecting local people.

Over the coming weeks and months, SALIFE magazine will strive to support the South Australian community in every way possible.

We would encourage you to continue to communicate with us, too. As always, our Facebook and Instagram accounts will bring you highlights from our website and magazines.

If you don’t already receive our weekly Friday morning email, please join our mailing list here.

If you’re concerned about how you will access SALIFE while in isolation, subscribe here to have the magazine delivered to your door.

In addition, we have taken the only socially responsible course of action and postponed our greatly anticipated SALIFE Women’s Luncheon, which was to be held on May 8.

We can guarantee that the event, in its original form, will go ahead at a later date and we look forward to sharing in this inspirational afternoon with our guests at that time.

Although we would love to still see you at our rescheduled event, we do understand that some ticket holders may prefer to receive a refund. Naturally, we will be happy to arrange this, please contact our team at events@solsticemedia.com.au for further details.

We thank you for your understanding in these challenging times, and we look forward to updating you with further details of our rescheduled event in due course.

Penny Yap, Editor