March 19, 2020
The bougie prepper’s guide to living well
If you’re going to stockpile – buy local, buy fancy.
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December 10, 2019
West Hindley Street: A new food and beverage precinct has emerged in the west
Since the introduction of the small bar licence, Adelaide has always been in search of what’s new – be it food, wine, beer, or the venues that serve them. In the quieter western end of Hindley Street, a new hospitality precinct has emerged.
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Buy less, get more – shop local!
Great cities have thriving and vibrant retail offerings. Here we've collated the city's best local and independent retailers for your easy browsing.
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CityMag’s Considerate Christmas 2018
Support owner-operated stores, buy locally made things, and avoid giving needless clutter this Christmas with CityMag's considerate gift guide (featuring Lucia's pasta sauce in bulk).
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Genevieve Lacey is Taking Flight with the ASO
Genevieve Lacey has taken the humble recorder to new heights through a career that has included collaborations with Paul Kelly and the Namatjira family. This week, she and the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra are set to soar together in a show exploring the majesty of flight.
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Love Your Bookshop Day
We know you don’t need a reason to show some love to your favourite CBD bookshop, but Imprints are giving you one anyway. [remark]Imprints Booksellers’ Love Your Bookshop Day is this Saturday, August 12. Celebrations kick off at 9am and will roll on until...
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Winter book shelf
A personal recommendation is the best way to guarantee a good book (or magazine) comes home with you. Here’s what we’re reading, and why we think you should be reading it too.
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Bookshelf: CityMag’s reading recommendations
A personal recommendation is the best way to guarantee a good book (or magazine) comes home with you. Here’s what we’re reading, and why we think you should be reading it too.
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Reading List: Memories of hate
Maxine Beneba Clarke’s The Hate Race is an enlightening examination of how bullying and bigotry are only separated by the passage of years.
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