Fleurieu Living Magazine

Fleurieu Living Magazine The best of South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island. Available at a newsagent near

Fleurieu Living Magazine features the best in food and wine, homes and gardens, growers, producers, accommodation and destinations — as well as artists, writers and designers working and living on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island. Published quarterly, Fleurieu Living Magazine is available throughout Adelaide and the Fleurieu via newsagents, wineries, restaurants cafés and B&Bs.

There’s a gentle sense of calm that surrounds the Fleurieu Lavender stall, an iconic feature of Willunga Farmers Market....
25/07/2025

There’s a gentle sense of calm that surrounds the Fleurieu Lavender stall, an iconic feature of Willunga Farmers Market. products that adorn their stall. Or maybe it’s the quiet peace that comes from a family who has found purpose in what they do. 
Margaret Norman and Rooney Upton began to grow lavender on their picturesque property on Tuit Road in Maslin Beach in 1999. The land had been in the family for generations, with Margaret’s father, a passionate environmentalist, revegetating the area and building their family home, which featured innovative sustainable design elements well ahead of their time …
You can get Grandma Maude’s’ lavender scone recipe in our winter issue!


In every community, there are individuals quietly making a difference, whose impact is deeply felt. To shine a light on ...
15/07/2025

In every community, there are individuals quietly making a difference, whose impact is deeply felt. To shine a light on these everyday legends, we invited eight local photographers to seek out and capture portraits of someone they believe embodies this spirit. Each photographer chose a subject who, in their eyes, has  flown under the radar while doing meaningful work, giving back, lifting others, and making the world better in their own way. See them all in our winter issue!








The future of wine is diverse if Australian Women in Wine (AWIW) have anything to do with it. Right across the industry ...
09/07/2025

The future of wine is diverse if Australian Women in Wine (AWIW) have anything to do with it. Right across the industry spectrum, women are making their mark - from grapegrowers and sharp viticulture and scientific minds to environmental warriors, makers, producers, marketers and communicators. The future is bright. Read more in our winter issue.











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For many, the pull of a big city and a career at its peak would be impossible to leave. But for one of South Australia’s...
30/06/2025

For many, the pull of a big city and a career at its peak would be impossible to leave. But for one of South Australia’s most endearing media personalities, the path to success has taken an unexpected turn: straight back home. 
After years in the spotlight, both on the footy field and behind the microphone, Ryan ‘Fitzy’ Fitzgerald has returned to the charming seaside town of Port Noarlunga – the place where he kicked his first footy, did his first jetty jump, and forged lifelong friendships. Red more about Fitzy’s journey in our winter issue.

Mickey Mason perches on a stool in the corner of his studio room. The walls are adorned with paintings at various stages...
25/06/2025

Mickey Mason perches on a stool in the corner of his studio room. The walls are adorned with paintings at various stages of completion. Behind him is a painting of an empty coastal space loosely reminiscent of the southern Fleurieu; to his left is a psychedelic beachscape; and behind us a painting that is plaguing him – a baron desert awaiting the addition of a subject in the foreground.
‘It’s almost like I have too many ideas, but none of them make sense – so I’ll probably paint a UFO, see how that goes, and then if I’m still not feeling it after painting the UFO, I’ll roll it up and save it,’ Mickey decides.
He is currently creating a body of work to be exhibited in Majorca, Spain later in the year. Each canvas is taped directly to the wall, bleeding lines of acrylic paint onto the skirting board below. His parents clearly offer a more lenient tenancy than most landlords.
Read (and see) more of Mickey’s work in our winter issue!cowboy

Perched lightly within the sand dunes of Hindmarsh Island and overlooking the tranquil expanse of the Coorong National P...
17/06/2025

Perched lightly within the sand dunes of Hindmarsh Island and overlooking the tranquil expanse of the Coorong National Park, the Dune House is a home designed to sit quietly in its surroundings while delivering robust performance, elegant detailing and deep personal significance. A collaboration between Weave Architects, 4Life Constructions, and the homeowners Helen and James, this off-grid retreat is as much a response to place as it is to purpose. Originally envisaged as a renovation of an existing farmhouse, the project quickly evolved into something far more ambitious. See and read more about this project in our winter issue.





RECOGNISE THIS MUSIC?Yes, it’s Vivaldi’s Four Seasons …. WINTER!Celebrate the start of winter with the new issue of FLM....
05/06/2025

RECOGNISE THIS MUSIC?
Yes, it’s Vivaldi’s Four Seasons …. WINTER!
Celebrate the start of winter with the new issue of FLM.
Keep an eye out for this cover depicting the amazing Págo at Middleton.
(Remember, it may take a few days to reach all our metropolitan sales outlets.)

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Jamie Knott grew up on the north coast of New South Wales. When he was twelve his parents bought a holiday house at McMa...
16/03/2025

Jamie Knott grew up on the north coast of New South Wales. When he was twelve his parents bought a holiday house at McMasters Beach north of Sydney. For Jamie it was one of the best things his parents ever did. The two-storey brick bungalow had weathered character and a towering Norfolk Pine out the front. So many happy memories were made there.
As an adult, Jamie and his young family relocated to Victor Harbor with plans to buy and sell real estate, hoping to make enough profit to return to the NSW central coast and buy into what was and still is a far more expensive real estate market. Yet, twenty-six years later, he’s still here, with no regrets. His successful business, the great lifestyle and connected community have made Victor Harbor home.
Read more in our Autumn issue!

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This issue’s fashion feature showcases stunning clothing shoes and accessories form local retialers: Gorgeous Soles in M...
11/03/2025

This issue’s fashion feature showcases stunning clothing shoes and accessories form local retialers: Gorgeous Soles in McLaren Vale and Miss Gladys on Sea in Aldinga. Set against the sophisticated backdrops of Chalk Hill Wines, Mitolo Wines, Never Never Distilling Co., and CABN X William, Photography by Jason Porter, with hair by Alisha from Sass & Waves and makeup by Francesca MUA. Our model, the effortlessly elegant Rachel Lippett, brings it all to life.
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