March 29, 2021
The unseen creatives of Adelaide
A theatre show is much more than the hour or so of action you see on stage.
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March 11, 2021
Five Adelaide Fringe shows to see this weekend
Here are our picks of the highly rated InReview Adelaide Fringe shows you can’t afford to miss before the Mad March 2021 season ends next weekend.
MoreMarch 9, 2021
Meet two pilots lying low in Adelaide’s hospitality scene
With Australia’s aviation industry still significantly hampered by the coronavirus pandemic, some pilots are adapting their niche skillsets to new industries.
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Adelaide’s arts scene needs to engage our new generation of creatives
In the first episode of new podcast 20:MinuteCity, architect Dino Vrynios and his guests debate if the city is really meeting the needs of local creatives.
MoreNovember 16, 2020
‘Rental stress is a problem’ in the Adelaide CBD
A report from the City of Adelaide has found "rental stress is a problem" in the CBD. CityMag spoke with two city renters about the lived reality of rental stress, defined as spending at least 30 per cent of your wage on rent.
MoreNovember 12, 2020
‘There’s still work to do’: A look into First Nations experience in Adelaide’s universities
CityMag has put South Australia’s higher education sector under a microscope, to see how universities are training and supporting First Nations staff and students, and how they're managing the future of Indigenous engagement with their institutions.
MoreOctober 21, 2020
For the love of Red Tins: Adelaide craft brewers farewell the West End brewery
“As much as we like to elevate beer as craft brewers, it’s the working-class beverage,” Sparkke chief brewer Carla Naismith says, “and West End stays true to that.”
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Electric Ant Studios and the unique advantage of making music in Adelaide
"Adelaide’s such a good breeding ground for bands," says Patrick Lockwood, founder of new CBD rehearsal and recording space Electric Ant Studios.
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Designing a guide to keep Adelaide’s young queer community safe
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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