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CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE Two men have been arrested as a result of an investigation into a McLaren Vale business break-in Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription Get an all access pass to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription Celebrate Tatachilla Lutheran College’s 30th anniversary at this year’s Twilight Food Affair in McLaren Vale and community spirit under the stars the McLaren Vale Twilight Food Affair returns to Tatachilla Lutheran College for another year of showcasing the region’s delicious food and wine To mark the College’s 30 years of educating students on the Fleurieu Peninsula this year’s Twilight Food Affair is set to be one of the biggest yet featuring live music from the college’s musical students and a spectacular fireworks display at 9pm finish the night “This event is for anyone who wants to come and have a wonderful time with their family,” says Jane Clayton Head of Marketing and PR at Tatachilla Lutheran College One of the main attractions of the Twilight Food Affair is its diverse range of food From traditional Australian bush food to international cuisine from Italy Try sizzling chorizo paella from Carlito’s Paella or the fusion flavours of Allure Fine Foods You can also try Santopalato’s authentic Sicilian food Then you can feast your sweet tooth upon a stack of freshly baked goodies from TaCHs Stroopwafels Chocolique’s handmade Belgian chocolates And being held in the famous McLaren Vale wine region you can sip on some of McLaren Vale’s finest wines and local craft beers or a enjoy a great cup of coffee or hot chocolate from Cafe2u Jane says that in addition to the students the Twilight Food Affair has been “attracting crowds from Metropolitan Adelaide coming to see McLaren Vale’s wineries and people from the Adelaide Hills and up north.” “People moving from the inner-city suburbs to the beachside suburbs of the Fleurieu also come along,” added Jane the Twilight Food Affair takes place in term one every year on the College grounds and attracts approximately 5,000 people from across Adelaide “Originally called ‘Farm Day’ the event has now morphed into a major food festival” As part of the College’s 30th anniversary celebrations organisers are expecting record crowds for the Twilight Food Affair this year and it’s a wonderful opportunity for the community to come together and celebrate three decades of teaching students on the Fleurieu Peninsula,” added Jane To make the most of the Twilight Food Affair families are encouraged to arrive early to avoid queues and secure a prime spot for picnicking Parking is available on-site for a gold coin donation and attendees are reminded to adhere to the college’s policies regarding alcohol and glassware but guests are welcome to bring their own seating for added comfort WHAT: Twilight Food AffairWHEN: Friday 21 March, 2025. 4:30pm-9:00pmWHERE: Tatachilla Lutheran College, 211 Tatachilla Rd, TatachillaENTRY: Free | Gold coin donation for parkingFor more information, click here Over 100 South Australian wine producers are showcasing their best to international importers this.. 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Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out South Australia will see mixed weather conditions This is probably not the page you’re looking for After overcoming setbacks with his barbershop and cafe combining his passion for food with the support of his loyal community Matt Hill’s entrepreneurial journey has been anything but ordinary From starting out with a barbershop to navigating the challenges of running a cafe-barbershop combo Matt is now shifting gears to pursue his dream of opening a pizza shop “Lowrider started just as a barber shop six years ago and then I moved locations a couple of times from a shipping container to Port Noarlunga where my shop got burnt down three days after being open,” said owner Matt Hill “It was a random attack and never found out who did it I was pretty disheartened after all that and wasn’t sure if I was going to open another store because I didn’t know if it was going to happen again I moved to Old Reynella and started just doing coffee and stuff like that in the barbershop “I was there for four years and wanted to expand where he set up Lowrider in a huge 200sqm venue This is what kicked off the cafe and barbershop combo that was in action at Lowrider over the past few years “We saw success with the cafe and barbershop but after separating from my partner in October it’s been tougher customers were dropping off and with the cost of wages and food the cafe was sucking all the money from the barbershop in December I thought we had to close this otherwise we were going to lose it all.” After spending some time to think and reset Matt decided it was time to try something new but this hasn’t been without struggles along the way ever since I was little I’ve wanted to open a pizza shop “Clients and customers from the barbershop who are in trades have all been chipping in to help me and it’s just been amazing I couldn’t do it without them.” leaving him with thousands of dollars in damage Matt is persevering and determined that the shop will be a success “People were smashing up my shop and now before the insurance money comes in I’ve got to fork out the $2000 to repair the windows But I feel confident I’ll succeed.” Big Bite Pizza will specialise in classic 12-inch pizzas and square Sicilian pizzas “Our sauce is going to be really special slow-cooked homemade by me that’s perfect and consistent every time We’ve got heaps of flavours like a satay pizza they’re going to be absolutely delicious.” Big Bite Pizza is set to throw a grand opening on February 8th where the community is invited to get down try the pizzas and enjoy some pretty epic entertainment “We are planning the grand opening for the 8th of February we’re going to organise a car show as well We’re just waiting for approval.” With a loyal customer base and a community-driven launch Matt is confident that Big Bite Pizza will be his most successful venture yet the grand opening is sure to be an exciting celebration of food marking the beginning of a new chapter for Matt and his supporters I’m confident this is going to be the one Big Bite PizzaWhere: 3/440 States Road, Morphett ValeWhen: Grand opening on February 8thFor more information, click here Despite the controversy surrounding the date of Australia Day this community plans to hold an event as a gesture to the opportunity and quality of life this beautiful country has given them Most members of the community face backlash and persecution in their home countries and have sought asylum in Australia For them this day is important to acknowledge the religious freedom freedom of speech and dialogue that Australia has provided PROGRAMME – SUNDAY 26th January 2024 Flag Hoisting & National Anthem - 11:00am Thanksgiving and Conclusion - 11:15am - 12:00pm Followed by Lunch (with veg option) - 12:00pm Noor Mosque, Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Email: [email protected]  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Noor.Mosque.Adelaide/ Feature your press release on Medianet's News Hub every time you distribute with Medianet Pay per release or save with a subscription The multimillion-dollar upgrade of Knox Park in Morphett Vale has reached the finish line – and it’s a real winner Work on the $2.7 million multi-use sports park was completed in June 2024 The park features an irrigated turf oval with a 400m athletics track and athletics throw facilities accommodating discus The project – funded by the City of Onkaparinga ($1.6 million) and a $1.1 million state government grant – was developed in consultation with the Southern Athletic Club The 180-member Southern Athletic Club now calls Knox Park home using it for junior and senior athlete training and potentially competitions across most track and field events Club president and recreational running coach said the club’s members have an extra spring in their step since moving from a local school to the new space “Our community has been eagerly watching the work unfold and everyone has been excited to get on the grass and start training,” Jason said “Previously there have been no athletics training facilities south of Mile End This has meant every athlete in southern Adelaide needed to travel to the city to train making retention of athletes difficult for the club “I’m proud of how the club worked with the council and the community to create a fantastic high-quality space from which many people will benefit.” Jason said the club has already seen membership grow with numbers doubling since the project was approved in 2020 “Knox Park is the first real home for the Southern Athletic Club; it gives us a place to build community and get people of all ages involved in athletics,” he added safe training environment is incredibly important and we’re looking forward to helping those—like Paralympics middle distance runner Angus Hincksman—realise their potential.” City of Onkaparinga Mayor Moira Were said Knox Park is a game-changer for the community particularly the local athletics and sports communities “Knox Park is an investment in the health and wellbeing of the community be active and connect with others,” Mayor Were said “This purpose-built athletics facility not only provides members with the tools they need to excel but also helps attract and retain participants while the wider community benefits from enhanced open space and recreational opportunities.” A small celebration to officially open the park was held by the club on Sunday 6 October For more information on the Southern Athletic Club visit their website or email info@southernac.org.au Tamika and John on the new running trackA twisty rideZayden leaps ahead while Mathew and Jason look onFamilies enjoy the new playground Sign up for our monthly email newsletter to get stories about local issues Subscribe now Local members of the southern Ahmadiyya Muslim Community will hold Australia Day celebrations in grandeur as the controversial Australia Day public holiday comes close The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Adelaide invites you to its annual Australia Day celebrations on Sunday at the Morphett Vale Noor Mosque.  The event is open to the public from all walks of life to join this enriching dialogue on peace providing networking opportunities and fostering connections among attendees Email: [email protected]  Jamie Monsigneur and Josh Monsigneur with Marley When Morphett Vale homeowners Josh and Jamie Monsigneur decided to turn their plain-looking front yard into a thriving veggie garden they never expected it would start a movement An oasis of snow peas, sugar snaps, silverbeet, spinach, lettuce, cauliflower, broccoli, broad beans and – even in winter – tomatoes, the couple’s gardening project 17 Judith Cres has been a talking point – and place to visit – among locals for the past two years with many not only benefiting from any excess produce but actively seeking out the couple for gardening advice Enjoy the ultimate country lifestyle you’ve always dreamt of The SA tree change with one of Australia’s best pools Grandpa of the decade buys grandkids million-dollar home A smoothly rendered facade and raised veggie patches create a head-turning Established gardens are fully irrigated and relatively low in maintenance and vegetables year-round in your backyard greenhouse Mr Monsigneur said the project started with just six raised planter beds out front but now includes further veggie patches in the backyard a glasshouse to grow ginger and other sub-tropical species bee hives and lawn for children and pets to play “The community aspect that’s come with this is what has really surprised me,’’ he said people will walk past and have a conversation – you wouldn’t get that if you were gardening out the back (of the home “People drive past just to see what’s going on in the garden and more and more people are starting to grow their own vegetables as well “It (self-sufficient living) has become a little movement are now looking to expand on their self-sufficiency goals – as well as running a few cattle – at a property at Mount Compass Escape the family or entertain a crowd in the fully detached and lined rear studio with gas heater Just place your furniture and get busy living in this solidly built 1970s home with extensive renovations Wake up and wind down in a spacious main bedroom with a big bank of mirrored built-in robes It means the time has come to sell the extensively renovated three-bedroom double-brick home which also comes with a self-contained studio and built-in bar The property has been listed for sale through Ouwens Casserly Real Estate and comes with a price guide of $625,000 to $675,000 “We have spent so much time and effort building this house and garden to be just the way we want it but you can only do so much with 720sqm,’’ Mr Monsigneur said “We will create the same type of garden (at Mount Compass) but being on a larger property (not visible from the road) it won’t become part of the community like this one has.’’ third parties have 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More than simply a wine region, McLaren Vale is a fertile food bowl that punches well above its weight when it comes to gourmet offerings Chefs combine dazzlingly fresh local produce with techniques from across the world to create stunning dishes that transcend the picturesque regional location these 12 McLaren Vale restaurants are worth adding to your list whether you fancy a degustation for two or a casual and cosy pub meal Enjoy eclectic drinks in a speakeasy-style restaurant (Image: South Australian Tourism Commission/Fleurieu) Since opening in 2019, this lively spot in a former blacksmith’s shop has quickly become the most sought-after reservation in the seaside town of Aldinga Owner Trinh Richards and her mother take traditional Vietnamese flavours and spice them up with influences from across Asia – think takoyaki made with fresh local squid braised octopus with spicy sambal and chewy hand-pulled noodles doused with chilli Opt for the Feed Me menu and you’ll get all the greatest hits (there’s also a cheaper kids version) and the equally eclectic drinks list has a focus on smaller regional wineries and aromatic drops that pair well with the fresh Asian flavours Maxwell takes dining with a view to new levels The views over rows of vines garlanded with lush leaves and an eye-catching conifer maze would take top billing at most venues, but at this winery restaurant they’re overshadowed by the edible works of art featured in the nine-course degustation Each bite is more spectacularly plated than the last and the showstopping “pearl” of oyster mousse with a patina of sparkling silver is a contender for Australia’s most beautiful bite Add in a few secret weapons like fungi from the onsite mushroom cave and delicate sparkling mead hidden among the estate wine pairings and you have all the ingredients for a seriously memorable meal Location: Corner Main Road & McMurtrie Road Be surrounded by nature when you dine at Salopian Inn Dining doesn’t get more regional than the fare at this longstanding favourite which features a map of owner Karena Armstrong’s kitchen garden on the back of the menu Her exquisite creations pair fabulously fresh produce with subtly balanced flavours and carry a noticeable Asian influence; perfectly plated dumplings packed with king prawns carp and ginger beg to be dipped in the house-made chilli sauce while the oh-so-tender master stock braised roo tail with a sweet chilli glaze is spoken of in hushed tones by locals The location in a 19th-century cottage surrounded by vines means there are plenty of cosy nooks for private dining experiences (as well as a walk-in red wine cellar that’s worth a visit) and local distilleries are well-represented in the selection of more than 200 gins The clock is always set to party time at Frankie It’s no surprise that many of the best restaurants in McLaren Vale are located in wineries and the full name of Mitolo’s more casual dining option provides a pretty good idea of what’s on offer Pallet-loads of white tiles and plenty of natural light give Frankie Italo Dining & Disco Lounge a distinct piazza vibe and the pumping disco soundtrack and giant goblets of limoncello spritz make it clear that the clock is always set to party time here The kitchen is generous with both flavour and serving sizes in the cucina povera that includes Roman-style pizzas and pasta laden with produce from the Mitolo family farm and the Inferno chilli oil that comes served in an eyedropper is best approached with caution But the showstopper is the futuristic-looking gelato cart that opens up at the end of each Sunday sitting to universal acclaim Muni has a strong emphasis on sustainability (Image: South Australian TourismCommission/ Fleurieu) The minimalist fit-out of this sleek diner on the main street of Willunga belies a seriously elegant offering inside Step into the timber and concrete sanctum and you’ll find hints of the owners’ native Taiwanese cuisine as well as riffs on pan-Asian classics but expect the kitchen to breathe new life into familiar dishes – think giant croquettes of fluffy radish cake with shrimp xo – and play with your perception through offerings like an unforgettable “noodle” dish made using ribbons of freshly caught squid There’s a strong emphasis on sustainability that carries over into the drinks list but the natural wines are eminently approachable and pair well with the deceptively complex food Book in early to secure a prime waterfront table (Image: South Australian Tourism Commission/Josie Withers) Forget Sydney Harbour views – this restaurant perched on the limestone cliffs in Port Willunga offers the best waterfront dining in Australia It’s easy to get distracted by the ruined jetty and postcard-perfect turquoise water below but dive into the menu and you’ll find a mod oz masterclass (the name comes from a nearby shipwreck rather than the cuisine) Asian and Australian influences are given equal weighting but the location makes it hard to go past seafood options like sweet gin-cured ocean trout and locally caught Szechuan salt and pepper squid washed down with a crisp white from the excellent cellar simply head to the adjacent fish and chip kiosk to enjoy the same views with slightly more humble fare With a rich heritage shaped by successive waves of European immigration, it’s not just the climate that has a distinct Mediterranean feel. This cellar door osteria is one of several Italian restaurants in McLaren Vale delivering down-to-earth fare that fuses the owners’ heritage with the best local ingredients Grab a seat in the vine-shaded courtyard and feast on plates of rich pork and veal meatballs made using nonna’s secret recipe slices of eggplant parmigiana laden with gooey mozzarella and freshly filled tubes of cannoli while working your way through a list of Italian varietals such as crisp vermentino silky smooth sangiovese and juicy Montepulciano drawn from the estate vineyard The restaurant’s interior channels Scandi minimalism The magical Down the Rabbit Hole winery, where organic wine tastings are hosted in a restored mint-green double-decker bus, is also home to Fiore The cheery restaurant is housed within a bright and airy weatherboard heated by a fireplace in winter and where sunshine and cool breezes flow through summer the menu is focused on seasonal and local produce and a Nonna’s Table experience on Friday nights where heart-warming Italian classics are served Casual bites are also available to enjoy in the idyllic garden which is the setting for live music on Friday nights from November to April Start the day right at this quaint coffee shop which has a down-to-earth community vibe in a heritage Willunga building particularly from small growers and artisans There are housemade ingredients throughout including dukkah Much of the produce is sourced locally such as Willunga Meats The Sourdough Story and Onkaparinga Creamery kombucha by Gather Brewing and all-important coffee from Altura There’s nothing more cockle-warming than a meal in a country pub, and this one is a beauty. Built in 1857 as The Clifton Hotel, the historic building underwent several extensions and became The Bellevue Hotel until the mid-1900s, and more recently underwent a beautiful restoration as McLaren Vale Hotel Its charming ironstone walls and brickwork meld with modern features such as a marble bar and contemporary furniture But we’re all here for the pub grub: think burgers schnitties and fish and chips alongside scotch egg braised lamb and ploughman’s platters The warm hospitality and casual dining here have earned the establishment several nods at the Australian Hotel Awards CLINK’s menu is inspired by global street food Adjacent to McLaren Vale Hotel, CLINK started as a pop-up in collaboration with Tintara Wines but is now firmly on the to-do lists of anyone seeking a lively atmosphere to eat CLINK has been dubbed McLaren Vale’s biggest beer garden and is open on weekends The simple menu comprises street-style foods a kids’ menu and even options for your dog Unwind under the fig trees and listen to the regular live music performed by homegrown artists or check out the calendar on the website to see what special events are being held Indulge in produce-driven gastronomic delights Set atop a hill in Blewitt Springs, this restaurant and bar shares the same bucolic property as the family-owned winery Beresford Estate. It makes for a fabulous lunch spot – with the whole family including kids and pets – thanks to its sweeping vineyard views. The local produce-focused menu is designed to share, with starters such as Coffin Bay oysters and beef tartare to large hearty plates such as a 1.4-kilogram Tasmanian smoked lamb shoulder. Home to Vale Brewing, it’d be remiss not to book a beer flight to sample the refreshing ales and lagers. Wine, gin and whisky tastings are also available. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Always interested in the latest updates on restaurants and accommodation Come for the wine, stay for the chance to chase your kids through a living maze, tour the region in an open cockpit biplane and connect to Country wit... 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Monday to Friday 7:30am – 6:00pm, Saturday & Sunday 7:00am – 11:30am (AEST) so of course we want to take every opportunity we can to get our kids playing outdoors we also know there are going to be times when indoor play is the go Whether it’s a billion degrees outside play cafes and indoor activity hubs give our kids the opportunity to run climb and leap without tearing the house apart in the process or falling victim to inclement weather or heat stroke you can pretty much guarantee that at indoor play centres and cafes you’re bound to be able to have a hot coffee and a moment or two to yourself while the kids bounce and sometimes that’s just what we need We’re lucky that the indoor play centres and play cafes Adelaide has to offer are plentiful and high quality to huge indoor inflatable playgrounds – Adelaide has a lot of indoor activity centres to choose from massive indoor trampoline park in South Australia – and to say your kids will be jumping out of their skin with excitement ready to unleash their self-powered adrenalin Bounce also has an awesome ninja course for the wee warriors among us opportunities to get involved in the trampoline warfare that is dodgeball on the Bounce dodgeball courts and plenty of space for junior jumpers who just want to bbbboooiiiiing bounceinc.com.au AFL MAX is Australia’s first indoor AFL skills and family entertainment centre and it’s in Adelaide the state-of-the-art facility at AFL MAX brings together the latest technology and traditional skills development for players and fans of all ages AFL Max is more than just a play and development centre; it’s fun for the whole family Soar to new heights on the trampolines in the Aerial Zone or bounce around the inflatable giants in the Bump Zone Test your climbing skills as you reach the top of the rock climbing walls in the Climb Zone and even sharpen up on your kicking passing and tackling skills and the Test and Tackle Zone then you can even get your game on in the Interactive Zone There is something for everyone at AFL Max aflmax.com.au SA Base Camp is South Australia’s largest indoor Ninja Warrior Course with 3 different courses suitable for ages 4+ If you have an active kiddo who loves to climb or maybe even try their hand at the warped wall then you’re going to LOVE this place SA Base Camp holds structured Ninja and Acro classes run by real life Ninja’s as well as hosting the best Ninja parties in town Future Nina Warriors – this is your arena and your time is NOW sabasecamp.com.au Green Monkeys is a fun 2-level indoor netted playground in the Portlife foyer They are open on Monday and Wednesday from 9-11am during school terms Green Monkeys love to support parents in their community by providing a safe place to hang out and drink delicious coffee while your pre-school aged kids play in the playground portlife.org.au One of Adelaide’s favourite indoor play centres is designed with kids in mind so you can guarantee your kids can be kids – everyday busy parents can enjoy the quality café and great coffee while the kids play in a fun Each visit to Lollipop’s Playland means hours of fun for the kids as they climb lollipopsplayland.com.au As one of Adelaide’s premier indoor play centres Imagination Kidz caters exclusively for fun encouraging a healthy life style with plenty of healthy food choices on offer Aimed at entertainment for under 12’s (and a bit of chill out time for the parents too) you can sit back with a coffee at the indoor play cafe while your kids have a blast riding the 3 lane wave slide or kicking goals in our soccer/basketball court There is also a creative role play area and dedicated toddler soft play for the younger children imaginationkidz.com.au Little Rockets indoor play cafes are arguably the coolest indoor kids playgrounds in South Australia and with three great locations across Adelaide The epic scale of the Little Rockets play cafes is off the charts and every inch of space is used to create all day fun toddler areas as well as great cafe menus with healthy options and super friendly staff these are indoor play cafes that truly tick all the boxes littlerocketsplaycafe.com.au Wacky Warehouse is an indoor playground and cafe that aims to promote interactive play intellectual and physical development for children of all ages It is a safe and welcoming place where kids can be themselves and build meaningful relationships with their peers while parents relax and take a break in a safe Their vision is to become one of the most beloved indoor playhouses in Adelaide catering to families of all cultural backgrounds and identities and providing them with opportunities to stay active Cheeky Monkey Café is an amazing place for kids to play in a safe Equipment is large enough for adults to enjoy with their kids and includes a separate toddler area with ball pit 3 lane super slide as well as curly tunnel and speed slides The aim at Cheeky Monkey Play Cafe is to provide happiness to the children and some time out for the parents and we think they’ve got that balance just right cheekymonkeycafe.com.au BOUNCE has brought the magic of freestyle to Greenacres BOUNCE Greenacres (formerly Latitude) offers a world of indoor entertainment for South Australia climbing walls and more at your next session Taste the rush of extreme sports and freestyle gymnastics with over 3,000sqm of action Whether you’re honing your aerial tricks or just getting a killer workout while you warp the laws of gravity bounceinc.com.au Take the plunge and splash your way into the underwater themed playland designed to excite and delight your little ones with a whole world of excitement just waiting to be explored Sea Stars Play Café is Adelaide’s first ocean-themed play centre and blast your way through their dazzling playland of oceanic wonder to a world like nothing you’ve ever seen before seastarsplaycafe.com.au Quench Cafe is loved by parents in the North East and is well known as a safe haven for parents and their little tag-alongs The indoor playground is perfect for preschoolers and young children Sit indoors or out and you’re able to have eyes on the kiddos through the glass windows There is plenty on the menu for little ones too – their kids platter is a hit here and will refuel hungry tummies inbetween playground runs clovie.com.au/quench-cafe funtopiaworld.com.au indoor fun filled adventure land full of inflatable chaos for kids of all ages The site itself is an indoor sports centre during the week and an inflatable fun zone on the weekends The inflatable obstacles themselves have everything that kids could want jungles to space shuttles and everything in between the under 5’s area is blocked off from the older children so they can have their own safe little world to explore including an inflatable Castle Funland with a bridge for little tiny tots to toddle across and we can just sit back and relax and watch the good times roll inflatableworldoz.com.au climb and slide all day long in their huge fun-filled play centre Lollipops Playland is designed to keep kids active while they learn through play Parents can relax with a coffee in our cafe while children have a ball exploring all of our attractions lollipopsplayland.com.au Crocs Playcentre indoor play facilities have been designed by one of the leading indoor play specialists and are intended to accommodate children of all ages As well as the main play area for over fours Crocs have a dedicated babies play section lined with a soft play areas and sensory activities to encourage imaginative play The toddler area is separate from the main play area and is designed for four years and under a bouncing castle of fun and many more attractions that will have the little ones well entertained Let the kids burn off some energy while you enjoy a signature beverage and delicious wholesome food from their Muffin Break cafe There is something for every member of the family at Crocs Playcentre crocsplaycentre.com.au We Rock the Spectrum is dedicated to providing sensory-safe play for kids with autism We Rock the Spectrum features twelve therapeutic equipment pieces designed to address sensory processing challenges faced by children on the spectrum while offering all children the sensory input necessary for improved learning and neurological development From the zip line that aids vestibular sensations and sensory feedback to the enhancement of upper-arm and core strength We Rock the Spectrum also offers unique classes werockthespectrumadelaide.com.au Wizbang is a unique indoor family entertainment centre with fantastic attractions Plus they have fantastic birthday party packages Wizbang Family Fun Centre is best for children 4+ years wizbang.net.au Impact Kids World is a play centre in the Barossa with a toddler area The multi-level indoor playground features a vibrant circus themed a mini ball pit and small climbing structure The staff are super friendly and there are plenty of healthy food options for littles and bigs facebook.com Little Rockets Play Café is the perfect place to let your little ones burn off some energy while you enjoy a coffee it’s a great spot to relax and recharge Whether you’re visiting for a casual playdate or hosting a birthday party Little Rockets guarantees fun for kids of all ages littlerocketsplaycafe.com.au We Rock the Spectrum provides children with a fun and motivational environment to help them in the areas of strength retail store “The Rock Shop” and expert staff make their gym a wonderful place for children to regulate werockthespectrumchristiesbeach.com.au Inflatable Zone is home to a massive indoor bouncy playground and if this doesn’t just look like the most fun ever to you then nothing will Inflatable zone has many different (spoiler alert) inflatables that cater for the young children and more challenging obstacles to cater for the bigger kids the jousting pit or even if you just want to relax on the pillow You can even shoot some baskets on the inflatable basketball goals inflatablezone.com.au Little Monkeys Play Cafe in Noarlunga is a go-to spot for families with young kiddos With an engaging soft play area designed for babies While the kids explore the indoor playground parents can take a breather and enjoy a coffee in (relative) peace megazone.net.au This could just be the best 2 hours of your life It’s not just for the kids – the team at Inflatable World encourage the parents to dive in and get amongst it alongside their little people Sessions are for two hours per single entry fee (and you’ll be absolutely stonkered after 120 minutes of bouncing You can play on the inflatable activities as many times as you like during the session and the supervisors are there to make sure everyone is safe and gets a fair go inflatableworldoz.com.au Babies & Children’s Expo (aka the PBC Baby Expo) is landing at the Adelaide Showground and it’s packed with everything you need from bump to bub and beyond It seems the dinosaurs at Victoria Park aren’t 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Emma Hackett Design Morphett Vale is now the state’s largest suburb Morphett Vale was originally colonised as a series of farmland estates when early settlers were attracted to the same rolling hills and ocean views that appeal to residents and tourists today “Morphett Vale itself grew around the main transport route where enterprising settler Alexander Anderson subdivided his land and sold allotments,” explains Kelly Dyer Local History Officer at the City of Onkaparinga Libraries and other smaller village settlements followed as landowners subdivided their acreage which is remembered today by the name of States Road.” Despite the gradual expansion of the settlement “Clearing land and then farming crops was arduous work,” says Kelly a lot of men went to the goldfields to seek their fortune but some prospered and laid the foundations for transformation One such settler was again the trend-setting Alexander Anderson who The hotel eventually housed the town’s first court sessions and postal service Kelly also tells the story of Dr Alexander Kelly near the corner of Dyson and Flaxmill Roads Kelly became a well-respected authority on wine science He established the Tintara Winery at McLaren Vale one of only a few existing reminder of the area’s vibrant past Although few landmarks from the original post-colonial settlers remain Onkaparinga Libraries have a wealth of resources that commemorate the region’s history As Kelly says: “The region is rich with history there’s plenty to discover about our local area.” The identity of a Fleurieu Peninsula woman allegedly murdered at Morphett Vale last year has been revealed as Encounter Bay […]