All posts tagged "Family"
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519FamilyAdelaide Zoo’s Newest Arrivals Will Make Your Day
The zoo gods have shone down on us and given us something to lose our collective minds over.
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1.8KFood DrinkFIRST LOOK: Martini Ristorante Has Had A Major Makeover
Reopening this week, the Adelaide institution has had a compete facelift with a dramatic new fit out. And the makeover expands beyond the cosmetic. In the kitchen owner and head chef Larry is also shaking things up, with a brand new menu.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: My Grandpa is Amazing, by Nick Butterworth
A delightful picture book looking at all the wonderful things that a grandfather can do, from playing games to being patient and administering first aid to teddy bears.
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684Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Far-Back Country, by Kate Lyons
When Ray McCullough runs away from home as a young teenager, his older sister begins a quest to find him that will span decades of her life.
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810Books & LiteratureThe Adelaide Kids Book To Add To The Bookshelf This Book Week
If you've ever had troubles getting the kids out of bed in the morning, you need this book.
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642Books & LiteratureBook Review: Missing in Action, by Marianne van Velzen
A moving and fascinating account of the gruesome post-WWI search for some of the 45,000 Australians who had died in France and Belgium, in order to bring closure to families and to provide the fallen with a fitting burial.
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1.5KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Welcome to Our World, by Moira Butterfield
A celebration of children everywhere! Explore and discover the cultures and activities of children around the world, from playtime to manners, language, food, family, school and animals.
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872Books & LiteratureBook Review: Mine, by Susi Fox
A doctor wakes after an emergency caesarean, and no-one believes her when she says the baby is not her own. But when everyone says you're just confused and delusional, can you trust your own memories?
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483Books & LiteratureBook Review: Baby Teeth, by Zoje Stage
Hanna is her father’s pride and joy who can do no wrong, and she wants to make sure that it stays that way. There is only one problem: Mummy stands in the way.
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2.4KAdelaide HillsNew Cellar Door ‘Ten Miles East’ Launches In The Adelaide Hills With A Party
Now with Spring around the corner, Ten Miles East are opening up the cellar door for visitors every weekend and they'll be having a good ol' fashioned hills shindig to celebrate.
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641Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Bookshop of the Broken Hearted, by Robert Hillman
The compelling tale of small-town farmer, Tom Hope, and exotic bookshop owner, Hannah in post-World War II Australia who discover each other against a backdrop of their own personal tragedies.
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2.2KBooks & LiteratureMay Gibbs Shown In Frame And Garden At Carrick Hill
From August 1st, Snugglepot and Cuddlepie will sit amongst their iconic bush imagery at Carrick Hill’s Close To Nature: May Gibbs and Australian Botanical Art, an exhibition of original and rarely viewed artworks by iconic Australian author and illustrator, May Gibbs.
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727FamilyFree Petting Zoo Heads Beachside This School Holidays
The newly renovated Bartley Hotel in West Lakes is offering up some great Winter school holiday entertainment this year, alongside some tasty family-friendly lunches.
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1.3KFamilyFIRST LOOK: Winter Wonderland Ice Skating & Toboggan Run Returns To Glenelg
Strap on your skates and glide under SA's first clear domed marquee, and why not try your hand at Tobogganing down a 25m genuine ice slide.
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2.1KFamilyAdelaide’s First Winter Festival Launches In Victoria Square
Kicking off tomorrow, Adelaide's first mini festival of the season has arrived bringing ice skating, ice slides, jumping castles, a Ferris Wheel, food, drinks and more.
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531Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Hundred Small Lessons, by Ashley Hay
The tale of two different families from two different generations, demonstrating the intricacies and delicate moments which make a life. Sometimes the only company we may need, even for a short while, is the solitude of our homes.
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978Books & LiteratureBook Review: Birthright, by Fiona Lowe
Does money make you happy? Is an inheritance earned or owed? A gripping tale of betrayal in a small Australian town as the Jamieson family show what wealth, status and prestige can do.
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875Books & LiteratureBook Review: Superhero Mum, by Timothy Knapman
An empowering children's book that highlights all the special things that mothers do and shows young girls that they are capable of many things just by being everyday people.
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908FamilyHappy Valley Hosting Free “Swim Safer” Event For All
Whether it be in the pool or at the beach, we all love having some fun in the water.
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737FamilyA New Name For A Familiar Family Holiday Destination
One of South Australia's most popular tourist and sporting destinations relaunched this month — but for thousands of families the new name is as familiar as sand castles, zinc cream and freshly cut grass.
