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Cult radio show Raw Like Sushi celebrates a decade on the air

The minds behind Paradise Loft Records are throwing a party for radio host Sam Walker, as he marks 10 years of advocating for underground music and interviewing local talent with his Raw Like Sushi radio show.

Dear Australia: Postcards from a pandemic

South Australian writers and actors have lent their talents to a national project that will see the simultaneous livestreaming this week of 50 ‘fearless and inspiring’ short works capturing the COVID zeitgeist.

R. McMahon Watchmakers inches closer to manufacturing their first watch in Adelaide

On the ninth floor of the Polites Building at the corner of King William and Pirie Streets, a little watch workshop is quietly building the capacity to manufacture a watch entirely of their own imagination.

New York Fold brings the New York slice to BRKLYN

After establishing Adelaide Hills' pizzeria-in-a-church, Lost in a Forest, Charlie Lawrence is bringing a New York icon to the Adelaide pizza scene with New York Fold.

The return of Tiger Mountain

The Exeter lean-to food stall fronted by Mark Kamleh, Tiger Mountain, returns for Fringe 2019 with chefs drafted from Udaberri, Lucia’s and Down the Road.

Three ways to see MOD.’s Waging Peace

From an iOS video game arcade, a short film speculating a grisly future, and a great place to take a nap, here are three ways to see MOD.'s latest exhibition, Waging Peace.

Farm to rooftop

CityMag takes a trip to the Hills with 2KW’s Head chef, Trent Lymn, to meet the producer behind one of the restaurant’s most popular dishes.

Odyssey on O’Connell

A voyage north across the parklands can sometimes feel like departing the solar system – but it’s always a pleasure to return to the long, leisurely O’Connell Street to explore some of the newer spots that have sprung up, and remind yourself why old favourites remain old favourites.