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Australian of the Year Awards - nominate now

14/07/2026

The Australian of the Year Awards celebrate extraordinary Australians who make a profound impact on lives, communities and society. Their challenges and triumphs, often reaching beyond professional achievements, reflect each recipient’s unique life journey. 

While the Awards focus on the year of recognition, they also honour the individual’s lifelong and ongoing contributions to the nation.

Nominations close 31July. 

For more information and to nominate, visit: australianoftheyear.org.au

Property for purpose: how one local business is giving SA women a fresh start

06/07/2026

Kerryn's real estate expertise is an important part of the service, but she is also empowering them to reclaim control of their own lives.

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Off the Shelf: July - August 2026

02/07/2026

Off the Shelf Cover - July-August 2026In this edition, we're celebrating Cannon by Lee Lai — winner of the Stella Prize 2026 and one of this year's standout Australian graphic novels.

What's on: Firstival returns from 1–31 July, with a month of events and activities to discover something new at the library.

Keep the kids entertained these school holidays with our exciting program of activities and workshops — book early, as places are limited.

We're also excited to announce that Manga Box Sets are now available to borrow, and don't miss BorrowBox's exclusive live event with bestselling author David Baldacci.

Place your holds via the online catalogue, explore our digital library or visit us in person to see what’s new.

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Norwood to host historic final stage start of 2027 Santos Tour Down Under

01/07/2026

Norwood is set to take centre stage for a milestone moment in professional cycling, hosting the start of the final stage of the 2027 Santos Tour Down Under (TDU).

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The Parade's Shop to Win competition turns everyday shopping trips into life-changing prizes

01/07/2026

When Angel decided to see a movie at HOYTS Norwood recently, he had no idea that it would be a life-altering decision.

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Norwood Grow Group - Mondays

25/06/2026

The Grow Program is a peer-led mental health support program based on lived experience, providing a safe and supportive environment for people to connect, share experiences and support their wellbeing.

The Norwood Grow Group meets every Monday at the Unitarian Church Community Room, 18 Alfred Street, Norwood, from 2:00pm – 4:00pm.

For information about the Grow Program, visit: grow.org.au

Heritage and hospitality meet at Adelaide's new-look Hungarian Community Hub

09/06/2026

Located on the ground floor of the Hungarian Club of South Australia on Osmond Terrace, the brand new venue is proudly filling that gap. 

After two and a half years of construction, the redeveloped centre recently reopened and is happily welcoming visitors once again. 

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A Second Slice: The Return of Grotto on Edward

01/06/2026

The Barillas have recognised that by putting a modern touch on the interior and expanding the menu to include pastas and mains alongside the trademark pizzas.

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From side hustle to retail destination, this homewares store is flourishing on The Parade

29/05/2026

A phenomenal Christmas season reassured Kathy that she'd made the right move by downsizing to an area with high foot traffic, and now she welcomes customers from right across the state.

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Rotary Club of Norwood

26/05/2026

The Rotary Club of Norwood has a long history of supporting the community, with a focus on issues including homelessness, domestic violence, mental health and cost of living pressures.

Through partnerships with local councils and organisations including the The Salvation Army and Eastern Adelaide Domestic Violence Service, the Club helps raise funds to support local outreach programs.

Meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd of the month at the The Republic Hotel, Norwood.

For more information, visit the Rotary Club of Norwood website: 

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Local Residents Associations

25/05/2026

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ANZAC Day Dawn Service 2026

13/05/2026

Osmond Terrace Warm MemorialThe headline in Sydney Morning Herald on 25 April 1916 said it all.

“ANZAC Day.”

“Australia’s heart is throbbing today as it has never throbbed before. For 25 April - “Anzac Day” - is a day that will live in our hearts and in our history as long as Australia lasts. And this is the first anniversary of Anzac Day.”

The article went on:

“Far from Australia, in the grey of an April morning, when the dawn was struggling with the last shades of night, Australian and New Zealand soldiers were storming the frowning heights, of Gallipoli, in the face of murderous fire. Men were falling by the score but none faltered. Many fell, but the rest climbed up the steep slopes – climbed up and up – climbed to a place among the nation.”[1]

On the same day, The Advertiser had this to say: “Of all the dates, major or minor, in Australian history, April 25, 1915, will ever shine.”[2]

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Off the Shelf: May - June 2026

07/05/2026

Off the Shelf May June 2026 CoverIn this edition, we’re celebrating She Who Tastes, Knows by Durkhanai Ayubi — award‑winning author of Parwana and an owner of Adelaide’s beloved Parwana restaurant.

What’s on: BorrowBox presents an exclusive event with Colm Tóibín on 6 June.

Join us for the SA History Festival (1–31 May) and discover the rich history of NPSP, with exhibitions, workshops and tours throughout the month.

We’re also delighted to spotlight an upcoming author talk with Ben Crowe, hosted by Rebecca Morse, taking place on 1 June at the Norwood Concert Hall.

Place your holds via the online catalogue, explore our digital library or visit us in person to see what’s new.

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How to spend the perfect day on The Parade

23/04/2026

With more than 60 restaurants and cafes, dozens of boutique shopping options and a welcoming, cosmopolitan atmosphere, The Parade has something for everyone.

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Norwood Payneham & St Peters economy continues to shine despite economic headwinds

21/04/2026

The Norwood Payneham & St Peters economy continues to grow at a solid pace, further cementing its reputation as the number one council in Australia for the lowest risk of business failure.

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Shop The Parade for your chance to win big this Autumn

17/04/2026

As the weather cools down, the stakes are heating up on The Parade as shoppers have the chance to win incredible prizes.

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Young Achievers Program gets funding boost

16/04/2026

The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters Young Achievers Program received a boost in funding just ahead of 2026 SA Youth Week.

The Young Achievers Program celebrates the achievements of young people in sport, academia, art, culture and leadership.

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THIS FAMILY-OWNED PUB IS A CORNERSTONE OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

31/03/2026

It's no surprise that the AFL Gather Round is a huge weekend for The Bath, and there will once again be a large screen set up for all the games.

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RSPCA Op Shop - Call for Volunteers

30/03/2026

The Norwood RSPCA Op Shop is looking for new volunteers to join the team.

Location: 68 The Parade, Norwood

If you’re concerned about animal welfare issues, have a keen eye for sustainable fashion and love unique affordable pieces, RSPCA op shops are the perfect place for you.

Shifts available across multiple days and times.

For more information and to apply, visit: www.rspcasa.org.au - Op Shops

The Parade: The place to be seen this April

24/03/2026

With AFL Gather Round just around the corner, The Parade is set to come alive with energy, colour and plenty to see and do before and after the footy.

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The Kensington Residents Association

18/03/2026

The Kensington Residents Association, is a group that focuses on various community projects, particularly the Borthwick Park biodiversity project.

Our fabulous volunteers come together monthly to enhance biodiversity by mulching, eradicating weeds and replanting native species.

Our program has been transforming Borthwick Park since 2010. Check out the Kensington Residents' Association website for more details and a history of the project.

For more information and to volunteer, visit the Kensington Residents' Association website: 

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Meet the family behind South Australia's largest independent bookstore

13/03/2026

Over the decades, Dillons Bookshop has expanded into neighbouring premises and rebranded from Angus & Robertson to the store we know and love — becoming South Australia's largest independent bookseller.

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Off the Shelf: March - April 2026

27/02/2026

Off the Shelf March April 2026 CoverIn this edition, we’re celebrating Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhati Roy, longlisted for the 2026 Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction — a powerful and deeply personal memoir.

What’s on: Penguin Fantasy Fest is just around the corner, bringing readers and writers together for a vibrant celebration of fantasy storytelling.

We’re also delighted to spotlight an upcoming Author Talk with Sarah Bailey. Presented by Allen & Unwin, Dillons Bookshop and NPSP Libraries, join Sarah in conversation with Michelle Prak as she discusses her latest novel, Click.

Place your holds via the online catalogue, explore our digital library or visit us in person to see what’s new.

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This incubator business is giving Norwood's newest residents the recipe for success

03/02/2026

When Louise Mathwin and Georgie Christensen decided to start their own food businesses, they knew there would be challenges.

They just didn't expect them to start with the very first step. 

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Australia Day 2026

27/01/2026

Australia Day 2026We gather on this Australia Day with our hearts still heavy from the anti-Semitic terror attack at Bondi Beach on 14 December last year.

Although forty-three days have passed since that tragic event, we cannot but still feel a deep sense of loss, grief, and sorrow for the dead, the injured, their families and our nation.

Many said it was the day that changed Australia forever.

But what hasn’t changed is the quintessential Australian spirit of mates helping mates, neighbours helping neighbours, and strangers helping strangers in times of need.

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