At a workshop designed to gauge elected members’ thoughts on controversial plans to rezone up to 71ha of Adelaide Park Lands — almost 10 per cent of the city’s green belt — Adelaide City Councillors agreed on a clear message: “oppose building on the Park Lands".
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Before constructing a “high return” minigolf course in the Parklands, the City of Adelaide administration needs feedback from Native Title holders. One Kaurna elder says although he won’t stop development, he wants his community to be given "equal footing" from the council.
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The Adelaide Central School of Art’s latest exhibition The New Money wants us to check our priorities, and put cash last.
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As part of Feast Festival 2020, CityMag takes a tour of South Australia's queer history with our guide Dr Gertrude Glossip.
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Executive chef Tony Carroll, formerly of Jolleys Boathouse, says Adelaide needs a great seafood restaurant, so he’s created one in the beautiful ground floor tenancy of 2 King William Street.
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In her parent’s Chinatown restaurant, Tangritah Uyghur Restaurant, Marhaba Salay serves plates of handmade dumplings and lamb kebabs. Outside the eatery, she is campaigning for her sister's freedom from a Chinese re-education camp.
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Working with SA non-profit Victim Support Service, Adelaide graphic designer India Potter helped put together the Rainbow Safety Guide - a discreet wallet-sized pamphlet including phone numbers, QR codes and links for queer youth experiencing violence or abuse.
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A moonlighting sex worker with a white-collar day job in finance, April Winters shares insight into the fraught social and financial standing most sex industry workers live with.
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Six months ago, Little Bang Brewing were planning a new brewhouse and an expanded brewing capacity. On Thursday, when the new kit arrived, the business had instead pivoted to survival.
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