More than any Premier in recent memory, Jay Weatherill is attempting to craft a legacy by making changes within the square mile itself – but pursuing a city agenda in a state steeped in the traditions of primary produce and resources was never going to be easy.
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As the 10th anniversary edition of CityMag hits the streets today, co-founder and now creative director at kwpx, Josh Fanning, contemplates what's changed in postcode 5000 since the magazine began.
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Arts Minister Andrea Michaels tells CityMag the government is not renewing its lease on church-turned-nightclub-cum-creative-working-space St Paul's, as it has “limited disability access” and the city has a glut of existing coworking spaces.
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Conservationists and cyclists would seem like good bedfellows, but a proposed bicycle overpass which will encroach upon a Forestville reserve pitted the two against each other in a clash of corflutes and Facebook posts.
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What is progress to the current leader of South Australia?
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Cheeky Grin Coffee and The Fit Space are hosting a range of events and special happenings throughout October in support of Mental Health Awareness Month.
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The annual Texas-based creative industries festival is leaving the northern hemisphere for the first time in its 35-year history for a Sydney edition. Adelaide has been sisters with Austin, the festival's home city, for 39 years, so what happened?
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Veteran North Adelaide councillor Anne Moran says she doesn't think Adelaide is in good hands at the moment, with an "absolute lack of care" amongst her colleagues leading to a less transparent local government.
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South Australian Greens politician Mark Parnell has called on the State Government to prioritise trees over concrete as “the city is getting hotter and climate change is making things worse”.
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