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Renew is Adelaide’s small business starter dough

Last time CityMag sat down with Gianna Murphy, she was Renew Adelaide’s head of property with a microbakery side hustle, Motherdough. Now CEO, she catches us up on why Renew is needed more than ever.

Knowledge gaps and decreasing audiences challenging the SA music industry

New data from MusicSA shows music business knowledge, access and support of live venues, and more government funding are top of mind for SA artists and industry professionals.

Read all about CityMag’s summer book club

The summer break is a great time to catch up on those books you've been meaning to read, but haven't got around to. Here are CityMag's recommendations based on our favourites for the year.

Small business, cyber ready

Headquartered at Lot Fourteen, national cyber organisation Aus3C is working to build cyber resilience in the state’s small and family businesses through its CUSP program.

The future of Rundle Mall

The retail industry is undergoing huge pandemic-induced shifts. We spent time imagining what the future of Adelaide's premier shopping district could look like.

All businesses, great and small

With the Eastside Business Awards 2022 opening for nominations, we catch up with two of last year’s winners to find community in Adelaide's inner-east is at the heart of everything.

Introducing PAK Music: Punk Ass Kids all grown up

For almost a decade, Jessi Tilbrook and Sam Szabo have championed local and national heavy music under the Punk Ass Kids flag. Now known as PAK Music, the business has evolved to become one of Adelaide's newest record labels.

Five first-time Bowerbird stallholders you should know

CityMag has sifted through the entire Bowerbird Design Market lineup and selected five makers we think you should get to know ahead of the event this weekend.