January 18, 2024
Six things to do at Cellar Door Fest 2024
It’s Adelaide's first major food and drink festival of the year, so make it a good one!
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December 7, 2023
Foodie treats on Tasting Australia’s 2024 menu
A new-look Town Square, a tour of the South East and a 10-hour foodfest aboard The Overland train to Melbourne are among the goodies in Tasting Australia's 2024 program.
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Freak Out: Harvest Rock returns with stacked lineup
Harvest Rock II will take over Rymill and King Rodney parks with a roster that’ll satisfy live music lovers across generations and genre preferences.
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A natural wonder knocking at our door
A slow-moving spectacle is moving through South Australia's Upper North, as Queensland floodwater wends its way across the Australian landscape into Kati Thanda Lake Eyre.
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Cool pairings, unique experiences
The program for Cellar Door Fest promises a weekend spent enjoying and exploring the state’s hottest wine, spirits and produce all without leaving the CBD.
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The obstinate will of Jane Lomax-Smith
“If anyone thinks anyone's going to tell me what to do if I'm Lord Mayor, then they've got another thing coming,” a fiery contender in the Adelaide City Council Lord Mayoral race tells CityMag.
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A statistical taste of the city’s economy
From a surprise bumper winter month outperforming Mad March to the effects of football on North Adelaide, we parse bite-sized facts on the state of the city prepared by the Adelaide Economic Development Agency.
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The lonely road to legal weed
A recent push from the South Australian Greens has renewed hope for the legalisation of recreational marijuana in SA, but local medicinal cannabis producers are wary of an emerging adult-use industry redirecting investment away from potentially game-changing research.
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Takeaway alcohol is off the table for some SA venues from July
Some South Australian venues will no longer be able to sell takeaway booze from the end of June, as a liquor licence amendment introduced during the pandemic is set to expire – despite the former state government announcing the change would be made permanent.
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