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The lonely road to legal weed

A recent push from the South Australian Greens has renewed hope for the legalisation of recreational marijuana in SA, but local medicinal cannabis producers are wary of an emerging adult-use industry redirecting investment away from potentially game-changing research.

From humidors to house music: Fumo Blu on remaining relevant

East End cognac and cigar bar turned cocktail lounge Fumo Blu celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, but owner Stev Plos says the next 12 months will bring fresh challenges.

In conversation with Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement CEO Cheryl Axleby

Speaking with CityMag, Cheryl Axleby discusses the negative impacts of state policies supposedly designed to protect Indigenous South Australians, and what changes she wants to see during her tenure with the ALRM.

On International Sex Workers Day the industry remains criminalised, compromised and left behind

The effects of COVID-19 on the still illicit sex work industry are more pronounced than in other sectors, affecting workers’ ability to earn money and access support.

‘There is no civility’: Prominent city councillor resigns

The “corrosive nature” and “relentless domination of the Team Adelaide faction” has forced central ward councillor Greg Mackie out the door, he says, in a resignation letter sent to staff and elected members today.

Never apologise for having herpes

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.

The Wright Place to call home

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.

New wave: Artists from ACE’s Studios: 2023, Part 2

We check in with the final group of artists from Adelaide Contemporary Experimental’s annual studio program.