Creating mental health-friendly cities
CityMag talked with researcher and 40 Under 40 alumni Joep van Agteren about creating mental health-friendly cities for young people.
MoreCityMag talked with researcher and 40 Under 40 alumni Joep van Agteren about creating mental health-friendly cities for young people.
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MoreThe Twilight Food Affair is now one of the biggest community events on the Fleurieu Peninsula – a huge achievement for a college that wanted to build ties with its local community.
MoreTonino has opened on King William Road and punters can expect traditional focaccias and a big hit of Naples because “if it’s good enough for the Italians, it’s good enough for us”.
MoreNeed an emergency Nurofen, or a-just-in-case poncho (or condom – the poncho for your privates)? CityMag’s got you covered. Be that Mary-Poppins-friend everyone needs when attending festivals.
MoreA secondhand Danish furniture store curated by the owner of Et Toi Skincare is set to open on Friday.
Morekwpx’s Sam Davies spends his day thinking outside the box. Now, the new 40 Under 40 judge is urging businesses to do the same.
MoreIf you’re a woman working in design, advertising, marketing, PR or another of Adelaide’s thriving creative comms industries, you'll receive a very warm and 'unstuffy' welcome from She Creates.
MoreSpecialising in authentic Italian ceramics, this new shop aims to trigger or make fond memories of sitting around the family dinner table.
MoreAdelaide Contemporary Experimental’s (ACE) latest exhibition Yucky, developed and led by Sam Petersen, an artist with disabilities, explores the personal and political complexities that exist as part of disabled experience.
MoreCityMag took to Ebenezer — arguably Adelaide's most festive street — to see what stylish people wear inside our festivals.
MoreCityMag sat down with access consultant Jacqueline Tedmanson and the Adelaide Fringe to understand what accessibility really looks like.
MoreCityMag's resident sexologist Jamie Bucirde will host a free and "fun, non-cringey", no-app chance to check out potential partners this weekend, in partnership with CityMag.
MoreThe Adelaide Hills event is back this weekend, featuring music, food and small businesses doing their bit for sustainable living.
MoreWe love being the party state – but what happens to the programs, plastic bags and disposable vapes once the busiest calendar month wraps up? We visited the rubbish heap of history, aka the bins of 2023 Mad March.
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