July 25, 2022
Why Adelaide memes
CityMag tours Adelaide's meme-page landscape to understand the mass appeal of poking fun at our city on social media.
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July 14, 2022
The return of The Store
After sitting empty for two years, The Store is now home to Floristry by Sally Wotton, Loxley Coffee and fashion outlet Lesser Store, who have combined to enliven the prominent North Adelaide site.
MoreJuly 7, 2022
Chef Joel Tisato is taking Africola to the suburbs
After three years in the East End restaurant, Joel Tisato has taken the head chef role at Africola Canteen, a casual suburban sister eatery opening in Norwood this month.
MoreJune 30, 2022
‘It never gets easier, brother’: Wangayarta reburials continue
A second round of Kaurna repatriation reburials occurred at Wangayarta last week, as key figures in the founding of the site look to take the First Nations memorial concept to other parts of the state.
MoreJune 24, 2022
A new future for Australian Fashion Group is coming
Michel Boutin comes from a dynastic fashion family and he's brought a label back from the brink before. His new job is reinstating Australian Fashion Group as a beacon of the South Australian fashion industry.
MoreJune 22, 2022
Into the unknown with Sundari Carmody
A new sculpture by Sundari Carmody was unveiled at Lot Fourteen this week, through which the early-career artist explores the ways humanity's search for knowledge sometimes leads to a deeper sense of unknowing.
MoreJune 15, 2022
Theatre you can feel
Melbourne theatremakers THE RABBLE follow up their hugely popular 2018 season of 'JOAN' at Vitalstatistix with a new work delving into the dangerous layers of meaning floating in the substrata of the word ‘yes’.
MoreJune 8, 2022
Forever fleeting memories
While experiencing three new exhibitions on show now at FELTspace, writer Iona Mackenzie found echoes of ephemeral moments past, repeating in the real world.
MoreMay 26, 2022
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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