Meet the new representative for the seat of Adelaide in SA Parliament’s House of Assembly, who, in opposition, has campaigned to save a pair of city trees, an old pool and the city's pubs.
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The Adelaide City Council said it’s a misunderstanding that their proposed changes to the planning code would create a red-light district on Hindley Street.
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A group of environmentalists, botanists, volunteers and butterfly buffs have banded together to protest South Australia Police’s proposed new barracks location in Mirnu Wirra Park 21 West, with experts arguing this southwest pocket of the Park Lands is both significant and “precious”.
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An Adelaide Park Lands community defender has welcomed news that Helen Mayo Park will be protected and rehabilitated, however they remain adamant six other green sites are under “attack” and slated for government development.
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Two significant century-old trees located in one of the Adelaide’s leafiest areas have been saved from the axe, with Planning Minister Nick Champion telling Parliament yesterday they won’t be chopped down to ease Lot Fourteen traffic.
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Independent, Greens and Labor politicians this week pledged to save a pair of century-old London Plane trees located near Lot Fourteen on one of the CBD's leafiest streets.
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Lockdowns are never convenient for small hospitality businesses, especially those still in the early days of establishing themselves. CityMag speaks with Soi 38, CARŌclub and Spellmans' Social about launching new venues into a lockdown void.
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A scholarship program is encouraging women’s participation in cybersecurity. CityMag chatted with this year’s winner about getting over male coding stereotypes and visiting Canberra.
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You’ve heard it before, the best way to improve your life is always supporting local. Whether you are conversing in a female-empowered online forum or wearing custom-made jewellery fresh from the sea, make sure it’s in the heart of Adelaide. Here are seven ways to improve your life.
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