SPRING 2026 ISSUE OUT NOW!

Fleurieu Living Magazine is a glossy lifestyle publication that showcases the best of the Fleurieu Peninsula, including Kangaroo Island. It aims to seek out the most interesting people and places, and to highlight top-quality produce. It aims to inform through intelligent writing, and to inspire through beautiful photography. And our SPRING issue is on sale now.


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Fleurieu Living Magazine is widely available throughout metropolitan Adelaide and the Fleurieu region in newsagents, wineries, restaurants, cafes and B&Bs. You can subscribe by using our online subscription service. You can now also purchase a digital subscription if you’d rather read each issue on your smartphone or tablet.
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LOOK FOR THIS COVER AT YOUR NEWSAGENT:

Spring 2026 spread


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COVER FEATURE
What began as a relatively modest brief – a dedicated home office for the homeowner, a more functional pool house and additional garaging – soon became something far more ambitious. Rather than starting from scratch, they chose to invest in the place they already loved, creating a home that better reflected the way they wanted to live while preserving everything that had made it special in the first place.

VENUE FEATURE
The art of gathering’ was photographed on location at Yu:ki Ruwi, Currency Creek, and brought to life with the contributions of these wonderful local businesses: Mase Events, Bees Knees Catering, Vintage Bloom Company, Ginny Pig Distillery, Pluto Spirits and She Sews.

HOME FEATURE
The reward for those who make a home on Waitpinga’s cliffs is the privilege of living immersed in a landscape that is genuinely invigorating and remarkably untouched. It was this dramatic landscape, with all its beauty and rawness, that set the terms for the slow and deliberate creation of this build.

ARTIST FEATURE
Walking up Grace Shaw’s driveway in the crisp winter sun, I skip over sparkling puddles, patches of mud and Tonka trucks frozen in various states of excavation. As she boils the kettle, my eyes are drawn to a bright textured painting above the stove, dancing off Ezra’s vibrant red knitted jumper and Grace’s impossibly blue eyes. ‘I painted that one based on our time away as a family in our campervan for six months,’ Grace explains as she follows my gaze.

FASHION FEATURE
Photographed on location at Monapilla Estate in McLaren Vale and Anvers Wines in Kangarilla, our spring fashion feature brings together clothing, shoes and accessories from Gorgeous Soles in McLaren Vale, Southern Surf in Port Elliot and Miss Gladys on Sea in Aldinga, with jewellery by Katrina Weber in Goolwa.

ARTIST FEATURE
Margaret Ambridge remembers with total clarity the moment she committed herself to depicting older women’s bodies in her art. She was exhibiting in Melbourne when one of the judges congratulated her before admitting he’d had to look away. Her work showed an older woman’s body. He apologised, saying, ‘Sorry, your work is clearly accomplished, but I just cannot look at that.’