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It is ‘not feasible’ for the City of Adelaide to provide free public transport to the CBD

Adelaide city councillor Robert Simms asked the council administration in September to explore free bus, train and tram options into the city after the council supported driver’s month. Their report found the initiative would be too costly to be feasible.

Fighting for the future of Adelaide’s community centres

Part of the City of Adelaide’s “re-shaping” of its employment structure has been the axing of one full-time community centre coordinator. Some ratepayers worry this could herald future cuts to the essential community hubs.

Espresso bar Commute is coming to the Adelaide Railway Station

A new opportunity for caffeine, made-to-order grab-and-go snacks, and a moment of peace amid the rush is coming to the Railway Station from some new players in the Adelaide food scene.

Adelaide’s emerging music streaming industry is an opportunity to get gender representation right

As festivals and gigs have fallen to the wayside due to the coronavirus, grassroots digital broadcasters have become the gatekeepers for live music. CityMag spoke to some local streaming platforms about how they're tackling the issue of gender representation.

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.

Work Club in Adelaide will be one to watch

It doesn't hurt that its founder is damn charming and is seriously invested in making your work life better.

Adelaide doesn’t need a South by South Australia

While no South Australian artists played at South by Southwest this year, Adelaide is still making waves where it counts, says Play / Pause / Play founder, Luke Penman.

Introducing Planet Shhh: Music management for alternative Adelaide

With Planet Shhh, West Thebarton's Josh Healey and Tom Gordon are making use of their extensive industry networks to make Adelaide a national hub for alternative music.