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A helping hand for SA performers

COVID-19 has prompted the revamp of a 40-year-old fund offering a safety net for South Australian performing artists in critical need of financial help.

CityMag’s 10-step financial health check: What to cut and what to spend on right now

Use any extra time at home to wade into the pesky life admin tasks you’ve been putting off. Use our list of what to cut and what to spend on right now to feel more in control of your financial security during this time of uncertainty.

The Piece Project: ephemeral art on a wine bottle forever

The Piece Project will turn a live art performance in front of a crowd into a lasting label for one of the Adelaide Hills' premium winemakers.

Making change

The world of finance is changing at pace with the disruptive effects of the internet. But, one South Australian financial institution has been crowd-funding better outcomes for its members for nearly 60 years.

‘Are you going to pay… or not?’: Untangling RCC’s late payment practices

RCC is one of Adelaide’s most-hyped Fringe hubs, flooding social media with photos of crammed crowds and stacked music lineups. But several contractors allege the organisation left them in thousands of dollars of debt months after the 2020 festival was packed down.

Wage theft is a real problem

SA Labor politician Irene Pnevmatikos is chairing an ongoing Parliamentary investigation into wage theft. She sat down with CityMag to explain what the Committee on Wage Theft in South Australia's interim report found.

You can still get your Eastside Wine & Ale Trail fix

COVID be damned - as social restrictions continue to ease there’s a bunch of ways to support your favourite band of inner suburban booze producers, both online and in person, and get a quality tipple at the same time.

Cafés reopening in the CBD

The Federal and State governments are charting the way out of the coronavirus crisis. Here's how cafés in the Adelaide CBD will adapt as restrictions ease.