The representation of women in politics has steadily improved, but can the same be said for their treatment? CityMag heard four of South Australia's best-known female politicians talk about their own experiences, and what they wish they had done differently.
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Saturday, 4 May 2024
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At Wangayarta, the Kaurna community has established a new kind of cemetery, laying to rest 130 Old People whose remains have been stored in boxes for decades. The night before the burial, CityMag camped with Kaurna elders to hear about the significance of this moment.
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Three gender-diverse students tell CityMag being misnamed and misgendered while studying has led to anxiety, depression, dropped courses, and an erosion of trust in the state’s higher education system.
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Thursday, 25 March 2021
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The people of Adelaide love to support small bars and restaurants, says shop owner Eleni Georgakopoulos, “but our shops, not as much."
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CityMag has put South Australia’s higher education sector under a microscope, to see how universities are training and supporting First Nations staff and students, and how they're managing the future of Indigenous engagement with their institutions.
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Sydney-based musician Montaigne, who is playing at Adelaide UniBar's The College Green this month, speaks with CityMag about taking up skateboarding at 25 and making a living in a disrupted live music industry.
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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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