October 28, 2016
Sunny’s Pizza and Not-Pizza opens on Solomon Street
The epic eatery that sums up where Adelaide's food and drink scene is at and where it's going.
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April 2, 2015
Being heard: Adelaide’s independent media
The health of Adelaide’s media scene really depends on which way you look at it. While the daily reporting cycle might seem a little (news)limited, the local magazine market brims with niche, independent media brands who thrive in this small, connected city.
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Moments in time #8 – The river that wasn’t
Our city has a history. Sure, it’s not especially long or hugely interesting history – but it has its moments. These are them.
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Adelaide: The original Utopia
Adelaide is often bemoaned as directionless and lacking identity, but Joost den Hartog says we’re looking at our city’s obsessive taste for self-analysis all wrong.
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Making news today
On the day CityMag was scheduled to enter Keith Murdoch House and interview The Advertiser’s editors, journalists and staff about the business of making 365 newspapers a year, the company phoned and cancelled.
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Read all about CityMag’s summer book club
The summer break is a great time to catch up on those books you've been meaning to read, but haven't got around to. Here are CityMag's recommendations based on our favourites for the year.
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Reflections from the founders
As CityMag celebrates 10 years of informing our city, we reflect on how it was created. Co-founders Farrin Foster and Josh Fanning spoke with us about the ambition it took to start a magazine in the first place, and how by doing this, they actually changed the city for good.
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Whatever happened to… Street Art?
To mark CityMag’s 10 year anniversary, the co-founder of the magazine and current Creative Director at kwpx Josh Fanning wonders (sic) through the streets of Adelaide trying to remember what happened.
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There’s been a three-month uptick in city rough sleepers
Data from the Adelaide Zero Project reveals an increase of 33 rough sleepers in postcode 5000 from January—March 2022. Hutt St Centre CEO Chris Burns says the hub recently hit a new visitation record, and is seeing a rising number of female clients.
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