Apr 19, 2018
Culture
Apr 9, 2018
Culture
Facebook was just doing its job when it sold all that data
But still, the existence of the social media giant could just be a blip in history.
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Culture
CityMag Style Sample: March
You look good, Adelaide.
MoreMar 21, 2018
Culture
Introducing The Family Bushdance
By starting Adelaide’s first live music podcast, The Family Bushdance, Max McHenry is creating both a time capsule of Adelaide’s live music scene, and a potential fix for the cash-strapped industry.
MoreMar 19, 2018
Culture
Inside the SA Best election party
Royce Kurmelvos, author of Rogue Nation, charts the downfall of Nick Xenophon's state election bid amid the sombre SA Best election party at the weekend.
MoreMar 15, 2018
Culture
Opening Night: ACE Open
Reflecting a post-09/11 reality, Waqt Al-Tagheer: Time of Change at ACE Open brings audiences into the world of contemporary Muslim Australian artists.
MoreMar 15, 2018
Culture
Some art is bad
Look, some of this year's festival season blockbuster shows just weren't very good.
MoreMar 15, 2018
Culture
CityMag’s final Fringe and Festival picks
There’s not much time left, spend it wisely.
MoreMar 12, 2018
Culture
On love with Lee Fields
Soul music veteran Lee Fields brings a message of love alongside his highly dance-able music to the Palais for Adelaide Festival this year.
MoreMar 7, 2018
Culture
A voice from the front lines of climate change
At WOMADelaide this year, Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner will bring immediacy to the climate change debate with her first-hand experience of its consequences.
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