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Cherry Darlings’ Tim Salmon
and his daughter Justice vs a BBQ
The evolution of
Ramsay Art Prize finalist
Solomon Kammer
Forget the clubs and
grab a disc instead
Chef Emma McCaskill is
reshaping hospitality’s future
Step inside the
musical hit factory
of Elizabeth
Adelaide is working from home and reticent to spend leisure time in the city, which means hospitality traders in the East End are struggling to fill their much-reduced venue capacities. They’re calling on the State Government to spread the message that it’s ok to leave the house.
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The Adelaide-based father and Tongan community leader has started a fundraiser after a volcanic eruption severed communication with his family. He hopes to raise $100,000 for those living on the Pacific Island archipelago affected by the event.
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LGBTQI+ Aboriginal people have never sat in the background when it comes to activism, and a new exhibition featuring photography, mixed media, sculpture and text showcases their input in both Aboriginal and queer human rights movements.
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Five Four Entertainment's 20,000-max capacity festival will feature dancing and international acts, and absolutely no cordoned-off COVID-safe pods. “Our plan is to deliver a normal music festival as best we can,” organiser Craig Lock says.
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A Wright Street warehouse has become a hospitality nexus, where pints from independent brewery Shifty Lizard Brewing, cocktails and coffee from Caravino and burgers by Whoopi Goldburger meet.
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Balancing a quality restaurant experience with a party atmosphere is no small feat. 99 Gang Social's mix of burgers, DJs and cocktails is renewing Adelaide's interest in good-time dining.
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To Later Gator founder Chloe Mattner, launching a wholly vegan and mostly gluten-free "open-air" café in Adelaide's eastern suburbs was an obvious choice, given the few options available in the area.
MoreThe Adelaide-based father and Tongan community leader has started a fundraiser after a volcanic eruption severed communication with his family. He hopes to raise $100,000 for those living on the Pacific Island archipelago affected by the event.
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A special Adelaide City Council meeting was held last night to find ways to help city residents and ratepayers battle Omicron’s economic fallout – but the majority Team Adelaide faction used its numbers to postpone a vote on possible measures until the end of the week.
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CityMag spoke with four Hindley Street businesses – covering burgers, brunch, booze and books – to understand how local owners are coping under the weight of Omicron and recently reimposed restrictions. In short: they’re not.
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Open communication is one of the most important considerations when choosing a lender before buying or building your first home.
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Reimposed coronavirus restrictions are again battering the music and events industry, with insider figures lamenting the false hope offered over the last two years and warning “the future of music is really, really at risk”.
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CityMag has a lot of talented friends who're handy behind a lens. We've gathered together our favourite shots from the last year of telling the evolving story of Adelaide.
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We’ve been rounding up our favourite singles from Adelaide artists for the last five months. These are our absolute favourites.
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