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Simple is taking on advertising heavyweights – and winning

The managing director of marketing agency Simple says his company’s victorious multi-pronged advertising campaign for Peter Malinauskas is a success story for the new kid on the political-advertising block.

Chewing the abstract fat with ‘Conversations in Colour’

The latest body of work by long-time friends and interstate artistic collaborators, Gab Cole and Lucas Croall, comprises 11 large canvases that speak to the stunning patterns found in nature and their own evolving creative connection.

Stentorian Leather is bucking the retail trend during COVID

The East End has welcomed another bespoke long-term retail tenancy amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as new leatherwork shop Stentorian Leather opens on Ebenezer Place.

What even is the economy? A three-part series on how SA makes money and stuff

In part one of CityMag's guide to the economy, we seek to establish where money comes from and quickly discover it starts with dirt. Join our founder, Josh Fanning, and the University of Adelaide's Dean of Business, Noel Lindsay, as they traipse across SA to track how the economy works.

‘The privilege of a lifetime’ – our founder bids farewell

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.

LIVE: From the Exeter

An hour-by-hour account of the Exeter Hotel's first day of trade in 70 days.

Meet the power-brokers of the New Adelaide

In our work as journalists, we have the privilege of meeting and reporting on citizens who possess the power and agency to influence the future of Adelaide. We've collated an A-Z of power-brokers from our contact books, edited to a list of 20 that we believe will help shape the New Adelaide.

Meet nine people who want to give you a job

It's easy to hear the employment rate reported in the news and forget it relates to people. This print edition we went out and found some people who are positive about the future and are expanding their teams to meet demand.