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Before joining the West Oak as a consulting chef, Krish Dutt cooked for the Jordanian royal family. He’s now bringing a fresh perspective to Adelaide pub fare.
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In part one of CityMag's guide to the economy, we seek to establish where money comes from and quickly discover it starts with dirt. Join our founder, Josh Fanning, and the University of Adelaide's Dean of Business, Noel Lindsay, as they traipse across SA to track how the economy works.
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Adelaide winemaker and booze darling Con-Greg Grigoriou has released a South Australian bitter aperitif "handmade with a lot of love and honesty," taking on the mass-produced giants Campari and Aperol.
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The two film industry bodies will together award four $5,000 grants to filmmakers from underrepresented communities working in Australia’s film industry.
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Eleven trophies were awarded to distilleries from across Australia at this year’s Spirit Awards, with Hahndorf gin brand Ambleside taking out the Best Distiller gong.
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Through researching the traditional owners of a private plot of land near Goolwa, Aboriginal elder Mark Koolmatrie discovered the Warki people - a lost tribe he belongs to. He now wants to share this knowledge with you.
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Ban Ban will open a smaller version of its Korean fried chicken eatery in Port Adelaide, with co-owner Darren Song saying the expansion is part of a plan to have Ban Ban fried chicken available throughout metropolitan Adelaide.
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Emily Sheahan’s high-end vintage store, The Commons Studio and Exchange, will have its final day of face-to-face trade next month as it goes online-only.
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The City of Adelaide has supported two motions that would see subsidised tram, train and bus tickets and free bike-riding lessons in the CBD. Councillor Robert Simms proposed the ideas and says it's a good result following “the disappointment of driver’s month.”
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As community feedback is sought for a draft wage theft bill, CityMag speaks with chef and anti-wage-theft advocate Henry Honner about how our hospitality scene could stamp out the practice.
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This week, Fleet Space is hiring again and the Department for Trade and Investment is looking for someone to help sell the merits of our local space industry.
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Adelaide-based writer of 'Show Me Where It Hurts', Kylie Maslen, speaks frankly with CityMag about the physical and mental effects of living with an invisible illness.
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Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute has weathered a closure by pandemic and funding cuts already this year, but, in spite of the challenges, the organisation is excited to reopen next month.
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Owner of Adelaide’s oldest camera kiosk, Paul Bulley believes there’s a reason his shop is developing a kilometre of analogue film every month – young people are going anti-digital.
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