Flinders University

Not since voluntary student unionism has Flinders Uni had gigs like these

With stunning views to the ocean and a new architectural reality, the Flinders Tavern is ushering in a new live music era for the university, starting with gigs every Thursday in October.

Flinders O’Fiesta

In our latest print mag - issue 24, on streets and in cafés now! - CityMag again reached out to four music industry heads to let us in on which gigs over the next three months we've got to have locked into our live music calendar. [remark]Flinders O'Fiesta 6:30pm...

Flinders reformation

Tertiary education is at a point of huge transformation, and Flinders University is responding to the new ways of teaching and learning with a campus redevelopment and food trucks, lots of food trucks.

Four views of the Adelaide Park Lands’ future

As 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.

Reckoning with South Australia’s colonial past

Acclaimed Narungga poet and academic Dr Natalie Harkin is challenging South Australia’s colonial history in a Vitalstatistix exhibition set to premiere this month.

Making better with Das Studio’s Dino Vrynios

Guided by a life philosophy of finding meaning and connection in seemingly disparate projects, architect Dino Vrynios is changing the conversation in Adelaide.

Three ideas you should hear at the Adelaide Festival of Ideas

We 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.

Meet the Adelaide filmmakers who’ve taken on Austin twice

According to two-time Austin Film Festival award winners and Stakeout Films founders Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen, the secret to making it on the international stage is to just start making something.