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Protest like the world is ending (because it is)

As climate catastrophe draws closer and action to avert disaster remains stalled, there is no option but to protest as if humanity's survival hangs in the balance, writes Extinction Rebellion SA spokesperson Ben Brooker.

Know your city council: Mary Couros and the culture of council

Recently appointed Deputy Lord Mayor Mary Couros tells CityMag although local government can at times feel “toxic”, if her position sends a message to young women they too can have a career and hold power, “that’s great.”

The people you meet at Hey Jupiter

While a café is known by the quality of its coffee and croissants, its character comes from the patrons who call the venue home. Adelaide writer Kurtis Eichler spent an afternoon getting to know the regulars at Hey Jupiter.

The absolute best shows to see this year

Take a big bite out of CityMag's Festival Burger with our guide to the best shows to see this year, according to last year's reviews. See - statistics can be fun.

Meet the power-brokers of the New Adelaide

In our work as journalists, we have the privilege of meeting and reporting on citizens who possess the power and agency to influence the future of Adelaide. We've collated an A-Z of power-brokers from our contact books, edited to a list of 20 that we believe will help shape the New Adelaide.

Escaping suburbia

The Bowes have lived in the city for more than thirty years across several addresses. Reflecting on that time, from their new apartment on Hurtle Square, the couple reveal it was a brief stint in the suburbs that galvanised their desire to live a perennial city life.

The flipside of Power: SA’s top 20 most influential people

Typical notions of power and influence are counterbalanced in our list, which seeks to reveal the truth about who needs to be involved if things are going to change around here.

Five of our music industry favourites tell us what to see at this year’s Guitar Festival

A decent pattern emerges.