CityMag's 2022 40 Under 40 Edition
is on the streets now
We make a weekly
digital edition of everything
you see here, wrapped up
and sent in an email
- how convenient?
Adelaide bartenders
are finally giving Midori
its due
Hear the city's best
new music releases
every month
The effect of a
good makeup artist
is more than skin deep
Forget the clubs
– grab a disc instead
Why Adelaide café-hoppers
are opting for filter
On the road with
Black Death IPC
Derringer's success is
about more than
retail sales
Step inside the
musical hit factory
of Elizabeth
Winter is almost over, but our 40 Under 40 winter print edition is still out on streets. Learn more about Emmaline Zanelli and Kurt Bosecke's burnt pizza cover concept portraying the underside of success.
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CityMag's Style Samplers recently took to a rainy Rundle Mall and were surprised to find an Adelaide public that had not forgone fashion in their pursuit of warmth and comfort.
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The Adelaide City Council has slashed two weighty words from the city’s upcoming four-year public art strategy, after opposing elected members engaged in a debate about why the streets should have "beautiful" rather than edgy art.
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Three hospitality workers speak to CityMag about working in an industry that largely treats sexual assault and harassment from customers and colleagues as an unavoidable behaviour.
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For Wine Playground 2022, Tyler Grace Austin has gathered together a dream lineup of winemakers who, through their wines, mentorship and industry research, have reshaped the Australian industry.
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Coffee roasters Hark are kickstarting a small-scale craft chocolate scene in Adelaide, creating bean-to-bar blocks that showcase the farming practices and processing methods of cacao growers.
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"There is coffee available everywhere, but there is no Pakistani tea," says the founder of Lahore Tea House, who's brought South Asian flavours and fragrant refreshments to a pop-up Adelaide Central Market stall.
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This year’s Urban Development Institute Young Professional Award winner Kent Williams reckons he did two apprenticeships. One on the tools and one working alongside the development industry’s biggest names.
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While restrictions have eased, the weight of the pandemic on small businesses has not fully lifted just yet. CBD traders share how you can continue to show your support in the long haul.
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Throughout COVID and its restrictions, the impact of shopping locally has been felt more than ever. There are positive topple-on effects that come from doing so, and a painful standstill that comes from not.
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With a new office, new logo, and eight new venues launching this year, the team at Penny Hospitality have a lot on their plate – and that’s just the way they like it.
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Our favourite local sounds of the last 12 months came from the most polarised genres.
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Angela Betzien’s Chalkface, premiered by State Theatre SA, is a zany portrait of an Australian public primary school. It holds up a cracked and grimly funny mirror to the end-result of years of state neglect and disrespect for teachers and their profession.
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From a high-kicking action star and neo-noir theatre to alternative K-pop and a touch of magic, this year’s OzAsia Festival will celebrate diverse cultures and also shine a light on darker elements of Australia’s history.
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In unusual scenes in the Adelaide Town Hall's council meeting room last night, one of the state's most senior journalists declared his support for Lord Mayor Sandy Verschoor's re-election.
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City councillor Phil Martin says he's dropped out of the mayoral race to avoid "relentless, personal attacks” from Team Adelaide, but he's hopeful another potential Lord Mayor candidate will be able to rein in the dysfunction at Town Hall.
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The City of Adelaide and State Government have jointly allocated $3.1 million to getting an eastern pocket of the park lands gig-ready for summer – laying extensive electrical, hydraulic and water systems for events companies to plug in and play with ease.
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