South Australia will introduce QR code check-in from 1 December

Some South Australian businesses and venues will be required to make QR check-in available, with “certain activities” within venues linked to the presence of QR codes.

The City of Adelaide will not provide new financial assistance for last week’s partial lockdown

“It’s a bit of a shame they’re not offering anything,” one Central Market Arcade trader tells CityMag. “I’d want to be offered something.”

The State Government’s temporary takeaway liquor licence amendment will be made permanent

A temporary amendment to liquor licensing rules allowing licensed venues to sell takeaway wine and beer with food is set to become permanent. But some CBD venues say the measure does not benefit all businesses equally.

‘We will suffer’: Hospitality venues buckle under six-day lockdown

Bars, pubs and restaurants were one of the hardest hit sectors from the original coronavirus lockdown, and just as they were starting to recover they’ve been knocked back again.

What Emma McCaskill will be serving up at Gather & Graze

The adversity thrown up by COVID-19 has driven many people in the hospitality industry to innovate in order to survive, including Adelaide chef Emma McCaskill, who will appear at Gather & Graze this weekend.

Live music night TREATY will take over Tandanya during NAIDOC Week

A slate of emerging and established Indigenous musicians will perform live this November in a deadly new event, as part of the annual celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

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CheeseFest + Ferment festival will return in 2020

Good news cheese and fermentation fans, CheeseFest+Ferment is happening this November, at a new location and in a new, smaller format.

Despite 2020, Tandanya will survive

Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute has weathered a closure by pandemic and funding cuts already this year, but, in spite of the challenges, the organisation is excited to reopen next month.