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To be a living treasure is to be timeless, and at the opening of Prue Venable's exhibition at the JamFactory, titled 'Living Treasures', the crowd dressed with sartorial posterity in mind.
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It’s only been a month and a half since elected members voted to ditch the long-touted east-west bikeway and hand back $3 million in State Government funding, but one councillor came to Town Hall on Tuesday night with a revived and slightly modified pitch.
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A History Festival exhibition organised by the Australian Refugee Association showcases the migration stories of people from war-torn countries in the Horn of Africa, exploring how they made lives for themselves in Adelaide.
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Two Herringbone chefs set a task for themselves at Crafers Pizza Bar: hit all the marks expected of a family-oriented takeaway pizza shop without sacrificing their instincts for quality.
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“For me personally, and for Aboriginals, it’s emotional,” Kaurna elder Jeffrey Newchurch tells CityMag, “but it’s a feeling of excitement because we get this opportunity to do a cultural practice in relation to maintaining country."
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The Fruitful Pursuit has gathered together another cohort of pioneering winemakers, with a follow-up Weird Strange + Brave event happening at Ferg's in Stepney in early June.
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Lord Mayor Sandy Verschoor says the living story of colonial settlement told by Adelaide’s green belt and gridded layout is worthy of “global recognition".
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A Working Women’s Centre study found females were among the worst hit by the economic effects of COVID-19. With interstate migration slowed due to the pandemic, the Centre says now is the time to offer South Australian women a reason to stay.
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An investment expert has some sage advice for Millennials, and it’s not to double-down on savings.
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Before constructing a “high return” minigolf course in the Parklands, the City of Adelaide administration needs feedback from Native Title holders. One Kaurna elder says although he won’t stop development, he wants his community to be given "equal footing" from the council.
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A creative collective at Light’s high-tech performance venue The Lab has developed an immersive audio-visual performance that will take you on an interstellar journey to Mars.
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A History Festival photography exhibition looks in on the lawns and veggie patches of elderly Italian and Greek migrants. Inspired, journalist Angela Skujins visited her Greek grandparents' garden to learn how they made theirs a home away from home.
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If you can't tell a press release from pressed juice, local publicity guru Leigh McGrane – who’s handled clients from WOMADelaide to Carclew – wants to teach you how to properly market your creative project.
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