The January 2022 edition of Coast Lines magazine is out now.
You can access the digital copy here or find a list of places where you can pick up a printed copy here.
Ashley & Jenny Porter
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Welcome to Coast Lines, your free monthly community magazine distributed across the Fleurieu Peninsula.
We focus on people, places and events, and all things great about the region.
Latest community news and features
Being an Australian
We imagined Caroline Scicluna saying to her husband David in their North Blinman Hotel: “Any washing dear?” To which he replied: “Yes dear.” Perhaps not exactly in those words, but there were 22 bags this day and he drove 36km to Parachilna in the Flinders Ranges to put them on a coach that had … [Read More...] about Being an Australian
A shop that cares with every opportunity
There are almost 3000 registered opportunity shops – or op shops as we lovingly refer them by – across Australia, each with predominantly sweet ladies selling used things once cherished by others. They've been non-judgemental and welcoming with a smile ever since the Salvation Army opened the … [Read More...] about A shop that cares with every opportunity
Classic event makes SA great
We have been blessed with many great South Australians of note. Wonderful achievers like legendary cricketer Donald George Bradman, although he wasn't born here, social worker Julia Warren Farr whose work more than a century ago with people with a disability remains profound, and Robert Lee Hawke, … [Read More...] about Classic event makes SA great
Racing like a boat out of hell
The petrol heads on water are revving and raring to go for the ninth annual Aquafest at the Goolwa Aquatic Club on April 4-5. But times have changed. Unlike when the club was formed in 1959 when they raced like a boat out of hell and sometimes crashed they now perform professional spirited … [Read More...] about Racing like a boat out of hell
Putting old heads on new shoulders
This Indian-born chap pictured went through school and adolescence absorbing jibes, at times deplorable prejudice after his family moved to Adelaide when he was three-years-old. However, with his Spanish ancestral Christian name of Juan followed by Smith – the most prevalent surname in the … [Read More...] about Putting old heads on new shoulders