We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for July, including atl., colourblind, effie isobel and TONIX.
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For CityMag editor Johnny von Einem, making a magazine is a relentless pursuit of failure.
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How young South Australians came to be able to book Pfizer appointments is a story, told through tweets, about a government eating its words and the power of viral information in the hands of a desperate demographic left at the bottom of the vax priority list.
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As climate catastrophe draws closer and action to avert disaster remains stalled, there is no option but to protest as if humanity's survival hangs in the balance, writes Extinction Rebellion SA spokesperson Ben Brooker.
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Our publisher is moving on from the magazine he created seven years ago, but not without explaining why and what will remain the same about CityMag.
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Many among us are happy, even eager, to download a health tracker app, but who's going to monitor, track and lead our progress as a society as we come out the other side of this mess, asks Matt Clemow.
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Director of Social Policy Solutions and Deputy Chair on the Committee for Adelaide, Matt Clemow sees coronavirus as a chance to reset our city.
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The end of one decade and the start of another gives pause to our publisher – Josh Fanning – to reflect on what's changed here and what the city needs if we're going to continue making progress here.
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The OzAsia film festival is the only Australian screen program devoted to Asian cinema that isn't concentrated on a specific nation. Mercury Cinema director – Gail Kovatseff shares her favourites from the program.
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Trekking in Nepal, company director Marina Pullin discovered a group of women engaged in stopping domestic violence. Their strong and stern approach caused Marina to reconsider the issue in Australia and inspired her to launch a foundation for good.
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