South Australia’s Barossa Valley is the heart of the big, bold shiraz, quaint bed and breakfasts and more restaurant experiences than your trouser waistline can handle. It’s a region that prides itself on producing some of the world’s best wines, and is scattered with cellar doors, cafés, restaurants, gourmet trails and visitor experiences showcasing gastronomic […]
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In the winter of 2016, I started thinking a lot about moving back to Adelaide, the city where I’d been born and raised. I’d left in 2007 at the age of 21 and moved to Sydney, swapping my shared workers’ cottage that was spitting distance from the Adelaide Central Market for a two-storey terrace in
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‘Producer’ on paper, but self-proclaimed “Jill of all trades”, South Australian expat Rebecca Gill lives, loves and learns in New York City… where hustling is a religion and apartments are smaller than most Adelaide kitchens. It’s a small price to pay when chasing your dream – and New York has “always been it” for Rebecca.
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Two South Australian food producers have partnered to create a new yoghurt range incorporating native Australian produce, providing jobs and support for an indigenous community involved in the fruit picking. Fleurieu Milk Company and Something Wild have joined forces to launch a range of native Australian fruit yoghurts featuring Kakadu plum, muntrie, Davidson plum and
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If you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe or home this autumn, don’t head online just yet. Instead, consider giving the pre-loved clothing, furniture and knick-knacks of South Australia a second chance at life. More than 500,000 tonnes of textiles and leather make their way to landfill each year in Australia, amounting to a staggering 23kg
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Internationally renowned brands and smaller boutique labels from 17 South Australian wine regions will gather in the heart of the city this weekend. The Adelaide Convention Centre will host the annual Cellar Door Fest from March 15-17, giving visitors the opportunity to learn not only about the state’s winemaking talents, but also the hottest craft
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South Australia has a long history of gender equality milestones, and it’s no surprise that the state has produced some of the world’s most inspiring women. Here’s just a few of the female-first endeavours and internationally renowned women we’ve celebrated over the decades. In 1881 The University of Adelaide became the first university in Australia
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Vibrant explosions of colour and a kaleidoscope of world dance and music are expected to once again add to Adelaide’s busiest time of year as preparations for this long weekend’s WOMADelaide festival enter their final stages. Thousands of people, including locals and interstate and overseas visitors, will descend on Botanic Park from March 8–11 to enjoy four
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Whether it’s a warm summer’s day, or a misty winter’s morning, the Stirling Market in the Adelaide Hills is a popular place to be on the fourth Sunday of each month. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the market, and Richard James, chair of the Stirling Market Committee, attributes its success to the support
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Popular craft brewer Pirate Life will celebrate the completion of its $15 million new Port Adelaide brewery and canning facility this month, coinciding with the business’s fourth birthday. The new brewery will allow Pirate Life to brew eight million litres of beer at the Port to keep up with national demand, compared to the three
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