Kenny's on Hindley say they not only make Adelaide's best hot chips, but they're healthier than their competitors.
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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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Two East End CBD workers tell CityMag the benefits of increased productivity, sense of community and workplace cohesion will be lost if the City of Adelaide sells off Pirie Street's City Beach volleyball courts.
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Miles Smith fled London to enter what he describes as a comfortable prison well stocked with desserts. CityMag asks how he's keeping sane and burning pent-up energy in his short-term home.
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Colleen and Arthur Brennen retired on Hurtle Square after building many residential developments that helped this city grow up and fill out. We ride shotgun with them on a tour through town of all the places they’ve built and places they’ve lived in over the years.
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The Bowes have lived in the city for more than thirty years across several addresses. Reflecting on that time, from their new apartment on Hurtle Square, the couple reveal it was a brief stint in the suburbs that galvanised their desire to live a perennial city life.
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We take a look at Adelaide's sartorial standouts in the month of January.
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Adam Hadley-Darrie and Paul Engelhardt have turned an ordinary townhouse into an extraordinary home through the addition of well-curated furniture and art, and plentiful pets and plants.
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Inherent in every piece of jewellery is a story of the time and energy that went into making it.
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