Doctor visits augmented by artificial intelligence are nothing to fear, so long as the health industry comes to understand and accept the technology’s benefits and blind spots.
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For Where We Met’s Ben Allen, operating a hospitality business in South Australia during a pandemic has meant living with a heavy heart. He takes CityMag through his decision to close his business for good.
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“For me personally, and for Aboriginals, it’s emotional,” Kaurna elder Jeffrey Newchurch tells CityMag, “but it’s a feeling of excitement because we get this opportunity to do a cultural practice in relation to maintaining country."
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A new development on Iparrityi Whitmore Square will offer spacious apartment living and highly considered design in the southwestern quarter of the city.
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Thousands of protesters took to Tarntanyangga Victoria Square on Monday in solidarity with victims of rape and sexual assault. Tears and compounded frustration reverberated through the crowd, against the permeance of gendered violence through everyday life.
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Sunday, 28 February and Sunday, 21 March 2021
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Adelaide City councillor Simon Hou says businesses in Chinatown are still feeling the effects of the pandemic, but he’s optimistic the CBD’s south-east will recover from the tumultuous 2020.
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Bizzarro World's first stop is Sunny’s Pizza on Valentines Day, where unconventional pizza, experimental wine, Bizzarro Bitter Aperitivo and off-kilter music will reign supreme.
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Two East End CBD workers tell CityMag the benefits of increased productivity, sense of community and workplace cohesion will be lost if the City of Adelaide sells off Pirie Street's City Beach volleyball courts.
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