Exchange Coffee changes hands in East End
Exchange Coffee founder Tom Roden has sold the popular Ebenezer Place business but says the decision wasn't related to cost-of-living issues hitting some other hospitality venues.
MoreExchange Coffee founder Tom Roden has sold the popular Ebenezer Place business but says the decision wasn't related to cost-of-living issues hitting some other hospitality venues.
MoreAlec Randall is spreading the local love with his handy squeeze-bottle extra virgin olive oil brand, It’s Olio.
MoreMakers of all stripes have melded metal, warped wood and cut steel at George Street Studios for decades, but the studio is at risk of closure if the collective can't raise funds to secure a new location.
MoreOver more than 40 years in the kangaroo meat industry, Ray Borda has seen a lot of ups and downs.
MoreBarossa Valley Chocolate Company CEO Chris Day says he’ll be giving SA more chocolate before he expands his business interstate or overseas.
MoreWhat began in the ‘70s as a guitar repair shop run by Peter Vitek alone has become a 40-year project of servicing the evolving needs of Adelaide’s professional music-making community.
MoreFashion label Roseé wants to see the bright and playful African print become a mainstream staple in Australian wardrobes, with founder Awa Ampofo designing "casual, timeless, classic pieces".
MoreKylie Roberts once had a dream of becoming a dancer but traded pointe shoes for boutique businesses instead. Almost 20 years ago, she opened Endota Spa Rundle Street and later founded the city’s first barre studio.
MorePayton Hogan and Chira Grasby are opening a retail store and bookshop on Hindley Street they hope will continue Adelaide’s zine-making legacy, and become a home for young and emerging makers and craftspeople.
MoreAs Adelaide’s hospitality scene grew, Andrew Wong built a business behind the scenes, providing an affordable way for restaurant, bar and winery owners to get their liquor licenses.
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