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17 September 2021 — 8 October 2021
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MoreBrewer Stephen Nelsen heads up one of the country’s most in-demand and reputable beer education courses, but the beer consultant, judge and TAFE SA educator is worried a lack of resources is hampering the program's growth.
MoreAdelaide City Council administration has warned councillors proposed developments along the Riverbank “may affect” the park lands' National Heritage Listing. Councillors voted not to oppose the projects but to work with State Government to “inform [their] delivery”.
MoreThe Jam, The Mix and The Gig, an almost two-decade-old mental health program helping people make social connections through music, has been put on hold due to a lack of government funding. We speak to the people behind the organisation about why it needs to exist.
MoreA jagged east-west bikeway cutting through the city along Wakefield and Franklin streets was proposed to the city council last night. The route must now find support in time to be constructed before the council's State Government funding expires.
MoreLuke Penman, founder of digital radio station Play / Pause / Play, has launched a patriotic new podcast, featuring the best new music made by South Australian musicians.
MoreSA Labor politician Irene Pnevmatikos is chairing an ongoing Parliamentary investigation into wage theft. She sat down with CityMag to explain what the Committee on Wage Theft in South Australia's interim report found.
MoreA new business that strengthens Adelaide's credentials both as a city of startups and a viable manufacturing hub.
MoreLiru's Snake Oil Tonics has a new name, and a new location in the city.
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