Moving to Adelaide was a world-shifting experience for Rin Models founder Juach Cyer, and led to a major shift in diversity in the Australian fashion industry.
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Liverpool-born bibliophile John Scott, owner of New Morning Books, has sold thousands of tomes over his three decades running second-hand bookshops. He’s encountered “the variety of humanity” from behind the counter, and will never turn away a worthwhile book.
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Margaret Bako and her husband were the first South Sudanese refugees to arrive in South Australia in 1985. Almost 40 years later, from the comfort of her Salisbury cul-de-sac, Margaret reflects on movement, memories and what home means to her.
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As the co-founder of menstrual health social enterprise Taboo, Eloise Hall tells CityMag she wants to see more support and recognition from government for companies set up to contribute to social causes.
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It only took one night for InDaily arts editor Suzie Keen to fall in love with Adelaide and its arts scene.
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Trent Parke has become one of Australia’s most lauded photographers. Much of his work has been enabled by living in Adelaide, where there is “space and freedom to dream of ideas."
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International-student-turned-permanent-entrepreneur, Hinney Lo founded the South Australian design business that built Kayla Itsines’ multi-million-dollar fitness app and is now helping more bright students stay in Adelaide after graduating.
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For Adelaide Symphony Orchestra concertmaster and recent custodian of Ukaria’s Guadagnini violin, Natsuko Yoshimoto, Adelaide is an almost utopic city for classical musicians.
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Arriving in Adelaide as a 12-year-old boy in 2008, Philippos Ziakas, who played Yianni in the State Theatre Company production, Gods of Strangers, has made the most of every opportunity, and extra serves of tzatziki, he can.
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