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Mark Survival Day by supporting Indigenous-owned SA businesses

CityMag has compiled a list of SA-based First Nations businesses you can buy products or services from directly.

LIFE is fighting for a better future for the Australian worker

As we chart our way out of the COVID-19 pandemic, Living Incomes For Everyone (LIFE) wants to see Australia foster more compassion for working, underemployed and unemployed Australians living on the poverty line.

The ‘most powerful voices in Australian fashion’ set up shop on Gilles Street

Romance Was Born probably doesn’t need to come to Adelaide, but they are.

Adelaide’s nightlife is not accessible to everyone

Twelve months after the State Government unveiled a plan to improve disability inclusion in South Australia, much of Adelaide’s nightlife remains inaccessible to people living with disabilities.

How leaders are emerging stronger in the COVID era

Leadership experts Professor Jana Matthews and Clinton Jury discuss the changing role of leadership in the age of the pivot and how it is quickly defining the next generation.

The elemental economy: Rocks and hydrogen

Blasting rocks out of the ground still has monetary value in 2020. Step inside the South Australian economy and visit a suburban mine to learn a thing or two about how hydrogen has the power to transform our state's future - if we smarten up our mining industry.

Despite 2020, Tandanya will survive

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.

This residence in Malvern transforms heritage into something effortlessly contemporary

Architect Erin Crowden has just celebrated 10 years at leading Adelaide firm Williams Burton Leopardi and shows CityMag through one of her favourite projects while discussing some of the realities of the architecture profession in 2020.