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Cucumbers and concrete driveways: Celebrating SA’s Mediterranean gardens

A History Festival photography exhibition looks in on the lawns and veggie patches of elderly Italian and Greek migrants. Inspired, journalist Angela Skujins visited her Greek grandparents' garden to learn how they made theirs a home away from home.

‘There’s still work to do’: A look into First Nations experience in Adelaide’s universities

CityMag has put South Australia’s higher education sector under a microscope, to see how universities are training and supporting First Nations staff and students, and how they're managing the future of Indigenous engagement with their institutions.

Making news this week: Thursday 1 August

The CityMag take on what's been happening on the other side of the newsroom. It's everything you need to know about what's going on in your city from the journalists of our sister publication, InDaily.

Everything we know about the imminent changes to liquor licensing

Just the facts (and some hints as to whether or not your Bloody Mary is going to cost more).

Barossa Valley Craft Malt: Betting on a bigger beer industry

Tom Ryan returned to his 1,200-acre family farm in the Barossa Valley all for the love of beer.

A gander down Gilles Street

What to do on Gilles Street when the markets aren't on.