Olivia Williams

Raising Literacy Australia to tackle the rise in developmentally vulnerable children starting school across the state

This month, Raising Literacy Australia (RLA), has launched a critical campaign to support early years literacy development, following a documented rise in the number of developmentally vulnerable children starting school across the state, and entering out-of-home care.
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Hiccup kid and The Voice contestant Ethan Hall headlines own show in Adelaide

Young Adelaide boy, Ethan Hall, hiccuped his way into becoming a viral youtube sensation at the tender age of seven as he sung the National Anthem at an Adelaide Bite Baseball game with the hiccups. Since then, Ethan has gone on to have two solo shows the the Adelaide Fringe, and more recently a four chair turn on Channel 7's The Voice, all at the ripe old age of fourteen! 
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Latitude Adelaide is now BOUNCE!

Not sure if you heard the whispers on the grapevine but after seven years, the Latitude venue in Greenacres, Adelaide is now part of the BOUNCE Global Tribe!
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WCH Virtual Urgent Care Service frequently asked questions

The Women's and Children's free Child and Adolescent Virtual Urgent Care Service connects parents with a virtual team of highly skilled emergency doctors and nurses who can assess and provide medical advice for your children, aged 6 months up to 18 years of age.
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iTL Italian Kitchen at SkyCity launches new kids menu

iTL Italian Kitchen at SkyCity Adelaide has launched its new kids menu, complete with pizza, pasta and simple fresh meals that your kiddos will love!
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Winter wonderland is back in Glenelg this year!

Brush off the winter blues, strap on your skates and enjoy beachside ice skating – and a special fireworks display - at Winter Wonderland Glenelg this July!
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Westminster opens new Forder Centre as part of $40m masterplan

Westminster have completed the latest stage of their stunning $40 million Campus Masterplan, with the opening of the Forder Centre, offering both day and boarding students a range of resources and social spaces.
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The benefits of music education for 3-5 year old children.

Preschoolers love to engage with music and movement. They naturally enjoy singing, dancing, exploring sound sources, listening and being creative. What are the benefits of music education for children?
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Kip&Co launch kids’ gumboot collection

Calling all rain rebels, puddle jumpers and grand master splashers. Kip&Co’s kids gumboots are made from 100% natural rubber making them waterproof and hard wearing. Just add water for guaranteed fun!
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The Village Co launches ‘A Nourished Week’ with Chefs on Wheels

Chefs on Wheels has teamed up with The Village Co to launch new social enterprise, aiming to feed hundreds of Australian families in need!
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Kaboose app: You’ve got a friend in me

Kaboose is the new social media app offering a safe and engaging online platform for Young Autistic People to connect with their peers through shared special interests.
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Medical care at your fingertips

The COVID-19 pandemic has meant we’re all now used to working from home and shopping from home, but what about getting hospital care at home?
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Great Southern Slam Roller Derby

The Great Southern Slam, the largest Roller Derby tournament in the Southern Hemisphere, will be hosted in Adelaide over the June long weekend. The tournament is full of fanfare with market stalls and bands playing, and entry for kids under 5 years old free!
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National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant back on the streets for 90th year

After two years hosted at the Adelaide Oval as an arena spectacular, excitement is building for the Pageant to return to the streets. The street parade will depart from South Terrace at 9.30am, delivering Father Christmas to the Adelaide Town Hall about 11.30am.
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Adelaide Festival Centre’s newest gallery Children’s Artspace takes a mythical turn throughout May and June with Legendary Textile Tales!

This exhibition is the stuff of legends – literally! With help from Adelaide Festival Centre’s centrED program, students from Salisbury East High School and Craigmore High School delved into their family history to create felt tableaus, tapestries, stuffed talismans and inky creatures from myths, legends, and folktales from their ancestry. With the help of SA textile artist Caitlin Bowe, all artwork in this exhibition is created by, and for, South Aussie kids.
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