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Stacey Lee warmly greets SALIFE at the front door – but not before her excitable toy cavoodle Murray gets to us first. Stacey and Murray lead us through their very colourful home, where Stacey’s husband Ben Millar has his tongs in hand at the barbecue, getting prepped for a special lunch today. Set up in the bright and colourful kitchen, Poppy Elia from catering company Poppy’s Pantry Adelaide is working away, helping out with the Greek-inspired menu.

Native rosella pink lemonade with Green Ant Gin serves 4 cups or 5 pots 175g sugar 250ml water 10 rosella flowers ½ tsp salt 100ml lemon juice (keep the juiced lemon halves) soda water, to top up In a pot, bring sugar, water and rosella flowers up to a simmer, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Remove from heat, add lemon juice, juiced lemon halves and salt and stir to combine. Chill the mix down in the fridge. Strain the rosella syrup and store in the fridge until use.

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With the festive season almost upon us, it’s only natural to consider how we can freshen up tired spaces and decorate our homes in preparation for the summer holidays and Christmas entertaining period. This need not be a daunting task, as it is entirely possible to gain fantastic results simply by using your green thumb. From dressing the decks to table setting ideas and living Christmas trees, there are some great, green ideas to try inside and out this summer.

Second-hand luxury boutique Votre Luxe celebrated its relocation to 50 King William Street, Adelaide. Subscribe Today! Subscribe to South Australia's biggest-selling magazine, showcasing the best of Adelaide and South Australia. $143 per year with free delivery to your door. Needing inspiration for your festive season decor? Incorporating living plants into your Christmas table really is the gift that keeps giving, continuing to delight long after the decorations have been packed away.

Join the who’s who of South Australia as they gather to honour our state’s finest. This is the gala awards night where the pages of SALIFE come to life! We’ll celebrate the ‘absolute best’ of South Australia’s food, beverages, travel, luxury, and design, along with the incredible individuals and businesses leading the way. Alongside the awards, this exclusive cocktail event will be serving up premium canapés from Out in The Paddock.

Here comes Santa Claus Santa Claus is coming to town this Saturday as the 2024 National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant marches through the streets of Adelaide. Revel in the festive spirit of this beloved annual tradition, which last year saw about 320,000 people line the city streets. Now in its 92nd year, the free community event features some 3000 costumes, 300 clowns, 30 dance groups, 170 theatrical sets, four police horses, five choirs and 18 bands.

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“They say if you dream a thing more than once, it’s sure to come true,” says princess Aurora in the classic 1959 Disney film, Sleeping Beauty. While having a dream is one thing, turning it into a reality is another, and yet here sits Paul Vasileff having manifested his own destiny – the dream of a young kid from Seaton with a love of Disney films and a bold aspiration to be a fashion designer.

Around the time the calendar ticked over to 2020, Dr Andrew Lavender began to notice that his much-loved, century-old North Adelaide character villa was beginning to look somewhat dated. He’d lived in his home since 2002 and almost two decades on, he knew it was time: his grand old house needed a new lease on life.