January 11, 2024
All bikes welcome
The sign that hangs at Contour says it all — this is a place for cyclists of all abilities and bikes.
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December 21, 2023
Read all about CityMag’s summer book club
The summer break is a great time to catch up on those books you've been meaning to read, but haven't got around to. Here are CityMag's recommendations based on our favourites for the year.
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Making it from a new state of mind
In South Australia, there’s a sense of creative freedom, spurred on by our community’s connections to nature and each other – inspiring those in the creative industries to flourish and cultivate global careers from our home soil.
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Considered and considerate: Assembly Label opens on Rundle Street
Australian fashion and lifestyle brand Assembly Label has arrived in the East End, opening its doors to forge meaningful connections with the local community.
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‘It’s like Ayers House, it’s important heritage’: Conservationists protest barracks move
A group of environmentalists, botanists, volunteers and butterfly buffs have banded together to protest South Australia Police’s proposed new barracks location in Mirnu Wirra Park 21 West, with experts arguing this southwest pocket of the Park Lands is both significant and “precious”.
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The Lord Mayor wants to maintain parks and recreation
Lord Mayor Jane Lomax-Smith is sounding a warning: if the State Government continuously pockets Adelaide Park Lands for projects it will come at a cost.
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‘Clear message’: Councillors oppose new WCH location
Adelaide City Council elected members have voted to oppose the revised location for the new Women’s and Children’s Hospital, which will require the demolition of the heritage-listed police barracks.
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SAHMRI is a hive creating better health in South Australians
Meet the people working to keep us all healthy.
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‘Ongoing cannibalisation’: Councillors grill govt over park land school development
Department for Education officials told Adelaide city councillors last night that 1800sqm of Adelaide Park Lands was needed to accommodate the expanding Adelaide Botanic High School, with the government seeking a land swap to seal the deal.
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