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Summer Nights Edition is
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— these are
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SAPOL's first Aboriginal
learning and development
officer is a lore man
Where there’s muck, there’s money
On the hunt for
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Adelaide hospo
venues are dripping
in merch
Emos — not so
scary after all
Adelaide café-hoppers
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Furniture and art space SODA Objects has opened a gallery, with the first surf-inspired exhibition by artist Henry Jock Walker on show from this Friday onwards.
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Our latest print edition, Summer Nights, has hit the streets - and it's a scream.
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In this week’s column, our resident sexologist, Jamie, answers one of the most common questions asked by people who are sexually active: positive herpes statuses and sex negative messaging.
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Tea, treats and tarot - oh my! Three of Cups, a teahouse that will transport you to your literary witchy dreams, is opening off Rundle Mall this weekend.
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The festive season gives us plenty to consider: what to buy, where to enjoy the sunny weather, what food to indulge in. CityMag wants to make those decisions easier, so here’s our guide to buying local goods we know the people in your life will love.
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The eastern suburbs added weight to the case for Adelaide secretly being Australia’s coolest city (yes, we read the WSJ article). The lively neighbourhood of Kent Town is making its mark as the bustling place to be where the short walks between hotspots makes it even better.
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James and Sophie Erskine will open the gates to their Adelaide Hills organic cherry orchard and winery for the third annual JaumaFest – a grassroots two-day festival of pick-your-own cherries, food, dancing, natural wines and a diverse live music program.
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With summer about to kick off, plenty of local venues and arts organisations are looking for staff to see them through the upcoming festival season.
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From having an impact at a grass roots level to influencing wider public policy, a social work degree can turn your passion for social justice into a meaningful, rewarding career.
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With South Australia currently in a housing crisis, architect and business owner Justin Cucchiarelli observes how the construction industry is navigating this period of growth, inflation and escalation.
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You’ve heard it before, the best way to improve your life is always supporting local. Whether you are conversing in a female-empowered online forum or wearing custom-made jewellery fresh from the sea, make sure it’s in the heart of Adelaide. Here are seven ways to improve your life.
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We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for November, including Jon Ann, Oscar The Wild, Plastiq, The Mark Of Cain, The Tullamarines, West Thebarton and more.
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Sneaky Sound System will headline Poppin Out Festival among a drag and DJ-heavy lineup in the latest event from the team behind Mary’s Poppin and Marys in the Park.
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Elder Conservatorium graduate Louisa Vilinne makes her musical debut as understudy for Miss Saigon’s Kim - but there’s nothing secondary about her connection to the role.
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Young South Australian of the Year Tiahni Adamson spoke with CityMag about what she values in leadership, and the regional leadership program that ticked all her boxes.
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A women-only crisis accommodation centre has opened in Wright Street, so CityMag visited to learn more about how it makes tenants feel at home.
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Cry Baby Fest will take over the old Adelaide Gaol on Saturday, and Jon Di Pinto says to "expect all the standard Cry Baby experiences" after the music event's four year break.
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