CityMag – Going out, moving in, and starting up in Adelaide
Oct 4, 2024 · CityMag takes a peek behind studio doors at Adelaide artist collective The Mill to ask a painter, a sculptor and a musician about what their different creative spaces mean to them, what they’ve been working away at over the cold months, and the projects that might emerge in the springtime sunshine. More. Oct 3, 2024. Plate and Cup.
‘No bulls**t answers': City Council candidates on the issues that ...
Jul 14, 2021 · Pictures: Supplied. Transport, greening, waste, homelessness, business, factions and transparency – these are the issues CityMag put to the candidates competing in the upcoming Adelaide City Council supplementary election. Nominations to fill the seat of resigned area councillor Robert Simms closed last month, with a total of seven ...
How has Adelaide changed in the past 10 years? - CityMag
Nov 2, 2023 · It took a while, but there are now six buildings over 30 storeys. Last month the Adelaide Economic Development Board released a report showing there are also five developments over 30 storeys in the works, including the SA1 Tower topping out at 55 floors. This article first appeared in our 10 Years of CityMag, Spring 2023 edition, which is on ...
CityMag’s most-read stories of 2022
10. ‘I hope you win again’: Senior ‘Tiser reporter backs Verschoor. Although no letters hit my inbox regarding this story, there was some online and irl chatter that made its way to my eyes and ears regarding whether a senior reporter who covers council at our state’s largest media organisation giving a public wish of victory in upcoming council elections to …
About - CityMag
About. CityMag is a quarterly print and weekly digital magazine that sees Adelaide for what it is and what it is becoming. Through the daily habits of the hundred thousand+ people who visit the city each day, we reveal the best bits as well as the most important attributes of a city on the rise. Our readers live or work in downtown Adelaide ...
LIVE: From the Exeter - CityMag
The Exeter – June 1, 11:30AM. An hour and a half into the day of trade and three bottles of Krug have passed over the bar. The first went to Christsophe Zauner, Jacqueline Lodge – who, as we assume you know, work a block over at Hey Jupiter – with their Exeter compatriot Emily Palmer, a resident who lives above Hey Jupiter.
What ever happened to… Ying Chow? - CityMag
July 6, 2023. Habits. Habits. What ever happened to…. Ying Chow? In celebration (shock and awe) of CityMag’s 10 year anniversary, the co-founder of the magazine and current Creative Director at kwpx Josh Fanning wonders (sic) through the streets of Adelaide trying to remember what happened. Words: Josh Fanning.
Council to investigate Adelaide’s declining nightlife - CityMag
Feb 14, 2024 · Councillor Henry Davis drew attention to the city population skewing younger and a lack of nightlife impacting the city’s economy. “We all bring a unique perspective to this chamber and as the second youngest and single member of this chamber, I’m concerned very much about our city’s nightlife and I’ve certainly seen a decline in recent years,” Davis said.
CityMag's most read stories of 2021 - CityMag
Habits. CityMag’s most read stories of 2021. This is your 2021 with CityMag, according to how you clicked. 10. Adelaide’s bets shallot pancakes. A great amount of consternation will sometimes go into what foodstuff we’ll aim our ‘Adelaide’s best…’ series at, but it was during Friday knock-offs that SALIFE’s Zoe Rice (we’re a ...
Culture Archives - CityMag
Adelaide’s best new music. We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for September, including Duck Lake, Maybe Hugo, Naomi Keyte, Street Legal and more. CityMag follows the arts and culture of Adelaide, and tells the stories of the people who make it.