Recess

Contemporary tuckshop Recess opens on Bank Street

A concise breakfast and lunch menu of made-to-order salads and sandwiches, cold-pressed juices and coffee, all housed within a tiny Sans-Arc-designed hole in the wall.

Introducing Recess: A contemporary tuckshop opening soon on Bank Street

Designed by Sans-Arc and branded by Peculiar Familia, Recess will be a contemporary take on the humble tuckshop from the Bank Street Social crew.

‘No bulls**t answers’: City Council candidates on the issues that matter

The seven contenders vying for the empty seat in Town Hall speak to CityMag about how they plan on tackling the city's big issues. One candidate suggests a “resort” filled with fast food for rough sleepers, while another calls for the “modification” of city streets for the ease of cars.

The Working Women’s Centre wants to keep young women in SA

A Working Women’s Centre study found females were among the worst hit by the economic effects of COVID-19. With interstate migration slowed due to the pandemic, the Centre says now is the time to offer South Australian women a reason to stay.

Writers SA has launched its spring workshop program

Writers SA's director Jessica Alice gives us some spring program recommendations, including a workshop on how to sell your life experiences and a guided tour of the dark web.

What even is the economy? A three-part series on how SA makes money and stuff

In part one of CityMag's guide to the economy, we seek to establish where money comes from and quickly discover it starts with dirt. Join our founder, Josh Fanning, and the University of Adelaide's Dean of Business, Noel Lindsay, as they traipse across SA to track how the economy works.

How to fix hospitality’s wage theft problem

As community feedback is sought for a draft wage theft bill, CityMag speaks with chef and anti-wage-theft advocate Henry Honner about how our hospitality scene could stamp out the practice.

Every South Australian venue shortlisted in the 2020 Eat Drink Design Awards

Take a look at the South Australian venues the Eat Drink Design Awards have deemed the year's best.