Most of us work so we can have the things we want and need. The same principle is true for the South Australian economy. Far more than a one-dimensional system that moves money around, it’s a tool that can bring us closer to the future we want.
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Blasting rocks out of the ground still has monetary value in 2020. Step inside the South Australian economy and visit a suburban mine to learn a thing or two about how hydrogen has the power to transform our state's future - if we smarten up our mining industry.
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Our publisher is moving on from the magazine he created seven years ago, but not without explaining why and what will remain the same about CityMag.
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Are we seriously going back to the future?
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CityMag fashion director, Sharmonie Cockayne, talks to Josh and Farrin about whether what you wear reflects who you are (and Farrin argues that, yes, it does, and - resultantly - she is a hoodie with toothpaste on it).
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Two things you can't live without, one of which you maybe shouldn't talk about on a podcast with your ex-partner.
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A podcast featuring Aimee Knight that was supposed to talk about coffee cups and waste, but ends up hitting the big issues: Death, trying to be an adult, and (of course) capitalism's fatal flaws.
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This week, Josh and Farrin talk with Al Mawer - owner of Twenty Fifty Two retail shop and their downstairs neighbour – about success in retail (see Al's example), failure in retail (see that time Josh and Farrin tried to run a shop), community, and (incongruously) Indonesian politics.
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An atheist, a former Pentecostal Christian, and a non-practising Catholic walk into a recording studio.
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