Payton Hogan and Chira Gransby 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.
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Sustainability-minded designer Lisa Penney, who transforms plastic bottles and deadstock fabric into Hey Reflecto's face masks and high-vis cycling vests, saw a significant pandemic bump last year, generating half a million dollars in sales.
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Telecommunications social enterprise MobConnect aims to give Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities the quality cellular technology and connectivity they deserve.
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Adelaide’s JPE Design Studio is the oldest architecture firm in Australia, yet their approach is anything but traditional. Many of their projects – like Payinthi on Prospect Road – have a focus on the union of history and the future.
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City councillors questioned details of State Government development plans proposed for the Adelaide Park Lands, with Lord Mayor Sandy Verschoor telling government representatives "probably no one in this room... will support car parks being built on park lands."
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The south-west corner of Adelaide, home to creatives and innovators, is evolving as ongoing developments revitalise the area to showcase its vibrant lifestyle.
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Brewer Stephen Nelsen heads up one of the country’s most in-demand and reputable beer education courses, but the beer consultant, judge and TAFE SA educator is worried a lack of resources is hampering the program's growth.
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Adelaide City Council administration has warned councillors proposed developments along the Riverbank “may affect” the park lands' National Heritage Listing. Councillors voted not to oppose the projects but to work with State Government to “inform [their] delivery”.
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Nectar Coffee Roasters, founded by Mia Umeko, Georgia Lake and Alia Nazri, is a new Adelaide-based social enterprise hoping to sell great coffee and raise money for female-aligned social causes.
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New multi-coloured collection for uber-slow fashion label Weft is influenced by label-head Samia Fisher’s fervent friendships, with the sustainably made garments aiming to compliment the wearer, just like any good mate would.
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