Inside the wedding of podcaster and identical triplet Amy Taeuber
Triplet Amy Taeuber, well-known for her podcast Outspoken, has married Dale Spurway-Humphries in a loved-up McLaren Vale ceremony.
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‘Breaking point’: Covid forces closure of popular Prospect cafe
A landmark cafe is shutting its doors as a “circuit breaker”, saying the hospitality industry has been treated like “trash at the bottom of the pile”.
A tale of death and dust in Afghanistan
The Taliban tried to kill him, so did the sea. Now we retell the story of refugee Hanif Rahimi’s escape from Afghanistan to SA – and his deep sorrow the “terrorists are once again killing my people”.
Beerenberg reveals sweet expansion plans
A hugely popular Hills’ tourist spot has plans for a $2.6m expansion, including a behind-the-scenes cafe and kitchen.
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Expect the unexpected at Port Noarlunga festival
Port Noarlunga will host the Series of Unexpected Events Foreshore Festival over the next two Sundays.
Here’s cheers to our southern businesses
Nominations have been counted and our finalists are in — so now’s your chance to vote for your favourite business in The Messenger’s inaugural 2019 Onkaparinga Business Awards.
Mum’s daughter with autism inspires book
Joanne Yoon always felt isolated because of her autism. Her mother, Jung Yoon, wants to spread the word about diversity and inclusion with the launch of her project, Let’s Be Friends.
Last chance to nominate
For Cheryl Hunt, running Ivybrook Farm in the Onkaparinga area has been a dream come true. Her business has been nominated in The Messenger’s inaugural 2019 Onkaparinga Business Awards.
Jake’s mission to turn bread tags into wheelchairs
Jake Hansen and his Port Noarlunga Primary School classmates are collecting bread tags to be turned into wheelchairs.
Adelaide’s best dog groomers
We asked you to tell us who you trust to pamper your pooch. More than 7300 votes later, here are our results for Adelaide’s best dog salons — as voted by you.
The evolution of Adelaide’s south
Back in the 1970s, the southern suburbs were home to many single-storey, brown brick houses on the then-traditional quarter-acre block, empty land to all sides. Oh how that’s changed, writes Shannon Caton.
Slow down and enjoy the ride
Allowing our children a childhood will better prepare them for being healthy, productive adults. But, more importantly, it will allow them to truly enjoy the innocence, fun and freedom that comes with being a kid.
Projecting hope for the future of our cinema
Burnside would surely wilt – spiritually and culturally – without the dear old Trak.
Surviving the Vietnam War and journey by sea
Thuan Nguyen escaped communist Vietnam after the fall of Saigon in 1978 with his parents and two sisters to build a new life in Adelaide. He tells his story to Caleb Bond.
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