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Knit, crochet or stitch: The Sunday Mail and SA Country Women’s Association Yarn for Good winter craft competition
If you are cosy by a fire somewhere, spare a thought for those huddled in doorways and those struggling to keep food on the table in the regions. South Australians are being called on to warm hearts and change lives this winter. The Sunday Mail Blanket Appeal – in partnership with the South Australian Country Women’s Association (SACWA) – is calling for entries for its Yarn for Good Competition. Whether you are a master with the knitting needles, a crochet enthusiast, or a st
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Jun 163 min read


The Advertiser Foundation Blanket Appeal 2026: South AustraliaN Country Women’s Association’s purls of wisdom for Le Fevre Peninsula Primary School students
As The Advertiser Foundation Blanket Appeal kicks off its new Yarn for Good Competition, a group of Semaphore students is already proving that knitting needles can be just as entertaining as a touchscreen. Forget screens and scrolling – students at Le Fevre Peninsula Primary School are swapping iPads for knitting needles as they learn the cosy art of crafting scarfs, squares and maybe even a classroom blanket. The youngsters have been getting hands-on with volunteers from the
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Jun 162 min read
New competition At The Show
SA in a Jar - Enter Now Competition entries for the 2026 Royal Adelaide Show are officially open across more than 40 categories, including livestock, handicrafts, horticulture, and of course, the much-loved cookery. This year, Cookery celebrates 100 years of competition at The Royal Adelaide Show. And to mark the occasion, 891 ABC Radio Adelaide has unveiled a brand new cookery category which will feature in competitions….drum roll please……’891 ABC Adelaide’s South Australia
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Jun 82 min read


ABC kicks off the search for Australia’s Recipe of the Year as production commences
The ABC is delighted to announce that production is commencing on Recipe of the Year, a heartfelt new cooking competition series hosted by renowned cook Adam Liaw and critically acclaimed actor and food lover, Pia Miranda. Produced by i8 Studio, the seven-episode series sees home cooks from all different backgrounds and walks of life whisk together the flavours, histories and stories behind the dishes that define them, in a quest to crown Australia’s Recipe of the Year. Guidi
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May 202 min read
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