Why Adelaide memes
CityMag tours Adelaide's meme-page landscape to understand the mass appeal of poking fun at our city on social media.
MoreCityMag tours Adelaide's meme-page landscape to understand the mass appeal of poking fun at our city on social media.
MoreHe's toured pollies and punk bands across the country, and now, as Adelaide UNESCO City of Music general manager, Joe Hay is tasked with defining what it means for Adelaide to be a City of Music.
MoreVote for your favourite city architecture projects for the City of Adelaide Prize, representing the people’s choice as part of the South Australian Architecture Awards.
MoreUniversity of Adelaide PhD student Ishka Bless is cataloguing the flavour profiles of edible insects to offer chefs, cooks and general consumers a guide to adding bugs to restaurant menus and daily meals.
MoreIn 'Home Thoughts', Adelaide-based theatremaker James Watson explores his experience of the tension between staying put in South Australia and taking a leap of faith interstate.
MoreTo Primary Industries Minister David Basham, whose family has farmed dairy for six generations, some plant-based meat substitutes taste like “cardboard”. But his government wants South Australia to be a major competitor in the emerging plant-based food market.
MorePayton Hogan and Chira Grasby are opening a retail store and bookshop on Hindley Street they hope will continue Adelaide’s zine-making legacy, and become a home for young and emerging makers and craftspeople.
MoreAs the Adelaide Park Lands approaches its 200th birthday, CityMag spoke with a futurist, an ecologist, a sustainability expert and an Indigenous elder about whether our green belt will be fit for purpose in 2037.
MoreWe spoke to three South Australian academics appearing at this year's Festival of Ideas about how to protect space from corporate interests, how social media has changed our sense of self, and how soon we can expect to be eating pizza in space.
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