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Centina is building a vibrant Kent Town community one structure at a time

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As a third-generation builder, Paul Nardinocchi knows a thing or two about creating a legacy.  Both his father and grandfather were bricklayers, “so from the time I was born, I grew up on building sites,” he says.  After graduating with a degree in engineering and physics, Paul started working in...

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JPC celebrates 50 years of telling South Australian stories

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When Bill Johns started his own business in 1976, it was a literal backyard operation. After finishing his day job, he would come home and create screen prints by hand in the evenings. But as the client list grew, he was able to relocate the business to Stepney before settling...

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From Friuli to Felixstow, this community club is keeping a unique culture alive

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Before the Kingdom of Italy was established in 1861, the Italian Peninsula was home to half a dozen separate nations. So it's no surprise that modern-day visitors still encounter a mosaic of traditions and cultures across the country. That's especially true in northeast Italy, where the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region borders...

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Beat the Winter Blues with a local quiz night

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When the long, cold nights of winter set in, it's tempting to go into hibernation mode. A comfortable couch and warm living room make it easy to put social plans on hold until spring. But there are still plenty of ways to connect with friends, and the simplest one might...

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

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Growing up, Kerryn Brownson spent plenty of time seeing other people's homes. “My childhood was spent visiting open inspections and moving ten times in a decade, so I've always had an interest in architecture, design and property,” she says. So after building a successful roller skating business, it made sense...

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

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When Angel decided to see a movie at HOYTS Norwood recently, he had no idea that it would be a life-altering decision. Angel usually visits The Parade a few times a year to dine at one of the many restaurants like Kazumi Ramen, but something else caught his eye this...

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

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Growing up, Katalin Toth can remember when Adelaide boasted seven Hungarian restaurants and several Hungarian bakeries. Today, those businesses have largely disappeared.  “Well, there is one now,” she says with a smile as she stands in the Hungaria Cafe.  Located on the ground floor of the Hungarian Club of South...

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These twins are bringing their Cypriot soul to The Parade

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Growing up in a Greek Cypriot family, twin brothers Savvas and Sotiri were constantly surrounded by food and family.  “Some of our best memories are helping our Pappou with traditional kontosouvla (slow-roasted pork souvlaki), or going over to Yiayia and Pappou’s house for coffee and meze,” says Savvas, who laughs...

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Community comes first: Celebrating Vinnies Norwood's enduring legacy

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When Carmel Wisking walked into Vinnies Norwood in 1979, she had no idea that it would become one of the longest-lasting relationships of her life. “I first got involved because I went to the same church as Nan Hamra, who looked after the store, and she asked me if I...

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A Second Slice: The Return of Grotto on Edward

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2003 was a busy year for Rachel and Anthony Barilla. Not only did the couple open their first restaurant together, they got married six months after Grotto on Edward Pizza-teca opened its doors for the first time. So it's no surprise that the iconic Norwood pizzeria is filled with personal...

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