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A lifestyle magazine which incorporates the much-loved, award-winning Mawson Lakes Living. Hand delivered to every letterbox in Mawson Lakes, Salisbury and connecting suburbs. You can also pick up a copy from the Salisbury Community Hub, Parabanks Shopping Centre, Mawson Lakes Library and Mawson Central.

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Defence hub grows in the North The question everyone is asking me is: “What is that enormous new white building that faces onto Main North Road at the entrance to Technology Park?”

The answer is Raytheon Technologies. It’s part of the growing defence hub in the North. The facility was officially opened by the Prime Minister last month. To find out more go to page 6 .

Moving away from defence, in this issue we talk about Mother’s Day and the pride and joy that mothers have in their children. There’s a set of mother’s day tags for children to colour in to give to their mum/nana on the second Sunday in May, as well as ideas for locally sourced gifts.

History Week is in May. Salisbury was first settled in 1839 and the City of Salisbury came about in 1964. This issue has some historical photos, so see if you recognise any familiar features from the past.

Linda Vining EDITOR ‘Living Legend’, City of Salisbury Rotary Award for Community Achievement

on the COVER Liz Dreimann, owner of Mawson Central Newsagency shares her top Mother’s Day gift ideas. Page 10.

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COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS Speak up I read my first Northern Living magazine recently and I commend all involved in producing a publication that highlights news and views from our local area. I think all three levels of government should be more responsive to the social and environmental needs of our area. People living in our area need to speak up, as well as the business community who have a pivotal role to play. Forums like Northern Living should be utilised by all to promote the social progress that many are earnestly seeking in our local community.

Frank Costanzo, Salisbury ED: Northern Living has a circulation of 13,000 copies. It is read by politicians at all levels of government, as well as business leaders, so if you have a suggestion or a gripe send an email to the editor at office@northernliving.info

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A gift to the people The opening of the Bridgestone Athletics Centre was described by Mayor Gillian Aldridge as a gift to the people Getting back to work It’s going to be a deep shock to go from working at home to, suddenly, five days a week at work. Employers will no longer be required to permit workers to work from home, in fact they now have a legal right to order employees back to work in their original location. Governments now want people back at work to infuse the business districts with income, so if you are going to transition back to work, by choice or force, be sure to seek continued or additional flexibility to help you reduce commute time, manage health risks, care for your family and participate in local community commitments. Morris Learmann Eyesaw remains Way back in April 2019 my letter to the editor was published in Community Conversations asking about the eyesore on the corner of Main Street and Elder Smith Rd, then called the Emperor Apartments. It is now 2 years later and this rusting eyesaw sits rotting at the busy entrance to Mawson Lakes. Council approved an 8-storey building on this site in 2016.

Residents would like to know what has happened to this abandoned development, and where to from here? Taro Jones

that will keep on giving.

Coach of the Northern Districts Athletics Club (Jets), John Rich (pictured) said “We now have the best training ground in Adelaide. Many smart futures will start on this track.”

No Trains It seems that Mikayla’s hope for rail travel (NL/March) is not going to happen any time soon. Trade disruptions due to covid means that materials are difficult to get, so it looks like northern suburbs train travellers will have to wait until November, at the earliest, before the Gawler line is functioning again.

Adelaide Metro 1300 311 105 Business increase When Northern Living did a profile on my new shop in the March issue, my business increased by 20 percent. The magazine is a very good way to let people know what you offer and where to find you.

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Death of cinemas We used to go to the cinema for a night out until the experience became unpleasant. Nothing to do with the film and everything to do with the poor manners of patrons who talk and giggle before and during the movie, jeer at scenes, put feet on the seats, and eat the whole way through. The awful smell of popcorn throughout the cinema turned us off. And ultimately if we wait a few months we can purchase, borrow or hire the movie online. Clifford Alderton, Salisbury New life balance My wife and I now work from home and life is so much better in the ‘new world’. I’m an earlybird so I do the morning shift, make breakfast and lunches, get kids ready to go without the rush, drop them off, then come home to work. My wife does the afternoon shift. She

collects kids and prepares an early dinner, after which we all go off to the park to play for an hour or so, ride our bikes, walk the dog etc.

When the kids are tired-out and in bed, we settle down to work some more, or just sit around and talk and enjoy adult time. Even have time to read Northern Living!

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More 10 people riding bicycles will reduce congestion and emissions, but we need safer options for bike riders. Craig Sevill, Mawson Lakes

Sex and relationships I am a school teacher. I am not a sex educator nor a sex therapist and I don’t want to be. Teachers should not be expected to teach kids about relationships and consent. This is the job of parents.

Don’t dump another social problem on schools. Mr Finlay

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Raytheon Centre includes manufacturing A new $50 million facility at Mawson Lakes, billed as one of the world’s most advanced integrated air and missile defence centres, was opened by Prime Minister Scott Morrison and South Australia Premier Steven Marshall last month.

The Raytheon Australia Centre for Joint Integration at Salisbury’s Technology Park will provide surface to air missile capability to the Australian Defence Forces giving them protection from manned aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles and cruise missiles.

Raytheon Technologies Corporation is an American multinational aerospace and defence giant; one of the largest aerospace, intelligence services providers, and defence manufacturers in the world.

Raytheon Australia has built its new headquarters at Mawson Lakes; the first of its kind in Australia.

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The facility has two main components: the core which includes training, laboratory space and office accommodation, and another 6,500 square metres devoted to light manufacturing, depot repair and warehousing. 370 car parking spaces have been provided.

More than 200 employees are already based in the new premises and eventually the precinct will be home to 300 jobs.

The federal government expects to spend $100 billion on missiles and other guided weapons over the next two decades. The Prime Minister unveiled a five-year $111 million contract with Raytheon for a new national advanced surface to air missile system (NASAMS).

“As the pandemic has shown, having the ability for self-reliance, be it vaccine development or the defence of Australia, is vital to meeting our own requirements in a changing global environment.

It’s an imperative we now proceed with the creation of a sovereign guided weapons capability as a priority,” said the Prime Minister. ED

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We go to giggle time at the library so we will play baby games on Mother’s Day then spend time with my large family where there are lots of babies for us to play with. Jacqui Ince and Elliot (6 Months)

We love camping so we will be away for the weekend on an adventure. Mother’s Day reminds me just how fortunate I am to have two healthy, beautiful children. Brittany Hay with Aubrey (2) and Carter (4)

My children Jacquie (10) and Logan (6) love sport so on Mother's Day we will have a picnic at Bridgestone Park where there is so much for the kids to do. Jill, Salisbury

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I hope to have a nice breakfast then a gentle walk around the lake. Being a first-time mum is full-on so I’d like to slow down for the day and spend time with my family. Rebecca Evans with Isabel (5 months)

LAST MINUTE MOTHER’S DAY GIFT IDEAS OPPOSITE

I look forward to hugs on Mother’s Day. I love to see my children smile and to help them with their learning. Emma Duff and Jonah (3) from Burton www.northernliving.info

I have 4 grandchildren and they love to cook so on Mother’s Day they’ll come over to my place and we’ll do a big cook-up, then the whole family will sit down together and eat lunch. Grandma Lyn Hannam from Salisbury Downs, with daughter Vicki and granddaughter Hannah (6) Please mention

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beauty product cleanout Like the food in your fridge, the makeup in your bathroom goes off too. As time goes by the quality of the products deteriorate - ingredients start to separate, active ingredients lose their powers and bacteria forms. All of which can cause irritation to your skin and clog your fine features. Here are some guidelines to give your makeup a clean bill of health. ED

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and other powders, such as blush can last 2 years or more, unless they have been wet in which case you need to bin them after 6 months.

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If used daily, mascara is good for 3 months.

If used less frequently, toss it after 6 months. It’s a breeding ground for bacteria.

FOUNDATION

Liquids last roughly 12 months, cream-to-powder formulas two years and power foundations (loose or pressed) can last up to five years. In that time your skin colour and tone is likely to change so it’s best to buy fresh every few years.

LIPSTICKS

Bacteria grows on old lipsticks so throw out after 2 years. If it smells bad, it is.

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PERFUME

If stored in its box, away from heat and light and not on a shelf in the humid bathroom, perfume will last six to 18 months. Once a bottle is opened it should be used up because scent evaporates and perfumes change smell.

EYELINERS AND LIP LINERS Can last up to two years and will last longer if sharpened regularly.

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HISTORY MONTH May is History Month. The Salisbury area has a rich and diverse history. Do you recognise some of these local landmarks?

For thousands of years before European settlement, the Salisbury area was home to the Kaurna People. Many occupational and sacred sites can still be found.

THE SALISBURY HOTEL, COMMERCIAL ROAD, 1885

In 1839 John Harvey, a Scottish immigrant, migrated to South Australia. In 1847 he bought land along the Little Para River and established a township which he named Salisbury after the English city where his wife Ann (nee Pitman) was born.

In the 1850s came a post office, railway station, church, police station, courthouse and schoolhouse, all built to support the new settlement. The area was renowned for its orange groves and by the early 1880s the town had grown to a population of about 500 people.

THE OLD SPOT HOTEL, MAIN NORTH ROAD, 1870

MAIN STREET SALISBURY, 1953

WATERLOO CORNER ROAD, 1950 THE SALISBURY INSTITUTE WILTSHIRE STREET, 1902 SALISBURY RAILWAY STATION, 1953

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HEALING When Paula Darch’s son received a shocking diagnosis, the family struggled to cope with the trauma and guilt and Paula says she felt lost and alone in her journey.

A new Healing and Wellbeing Centre plus Metaphysical shop has opened in Mawson Lakes offering workshops, events, and a huge range of healing and coaching services to meet everyone’s needs.

help parents and children with disability and trauma was born. “I wanted to create and provide a safe place, to build a community where parents and children could feel connected and most importantly, heard.”

She recognised a gap in the community, and it became her mission to ensure others didn’t suffer alone in the way she and her son had.

Paula and her team of practitioners provide Healing and Wellbeing services through a variety of workshops, events, classes, group sessions and retreats.

With a background in education and a decade of experience working as a healer, Paula opened The Heart Centre Academy of Healing last year on Park Way in Mawson Lakes and her vision of a healing centre to

There is even a metaphysical shop onsite selling Tarot and Oracle Cards, a Huge range of crystals, jewellery, incense, journals, relaxation CDs and more.

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PETS CORNER THE DOG WASH VAN by

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I have two big dislikes in my life. The first is going to the vet - it's never happy. The second is going to the dog wash. I don’t like soapy suds all over my body, a purple rinse, having my nails clipped, my tail pulled, and a noisy dryer fluffing up my ears. I'm not the only dog who dislikes the dog wash. My friend Max is a Rottweiler and when the dog wash van came to his street, Max began to moan. Here’s the tale of Max and the dog wash man.

HONK, the dog-wash van roared into Max’s street.

And frisky, grubby, smelly dogs were about to get a treat.

I'm Buddy, a friend of Nigella’s.

I’m the kid on the block, only 16 months old so I get into all sorts of mischief, like rolling in the dirt. After a trip to the dog wash I get extra frisky. BUDDY

Max lumbered to the dog wash van, His look was all disdain.

And because he liked to be unwashed, he growled a moan of pain.

"I’m nervous," said the dog wash man.

"This dog has made me wary.

Oh Max, you’re huge and black and cross.

In fact you’re very scary."

Max felt the water, sweetly warm engulf his massive frame.

The gentle giant was seen to smile.

Was Max becoming tame?

Time went by and I’m not sure why Max thought ‘enough's enough’ Perhaps an image came to mind, remember MAX was TOUGH.

I’m Benji. I’m an apricot poodle. I get clipped every 6 weeks and I look gorgeous and feel good after a trip to the dog shop.

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My name is Dita, and I live in Salisbury. I’m a Maltese X Poodle and I’m a bit of a Princess. A special van comes to my house to wash, dry and clip me to perfection. DITA

A head butt - WHAM - the dog wash man was knocked beneath the spray.

“It’s your turn now” said mighty Max and bolted clean away.

His angry master captured him.

Poor Max was in disgrace.

He skulked off to his kennel, with soap suds on his face.

But Max was quite bewildered he knew he’d caused a scene.

But why weren’t people grateful?

The dog wash man was clean!

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