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Dec 21, 2023 · 5. Veteran baker hangs up apron but wants sourdough passion to rise. Baker Alan Murphy hung up his apron and chef hat in July this year, so former CityMag reporter, Angela Skujins, highlighted his greatness and love for the industry.. He wants people to understand the passion needed to run a bakery and as per the headline, wants this industry and driven mentality to rise in Adelaide.
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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 ...
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 …
Whatever happened to… Jerusalem? - CityMag
Sep 28, 2023 · In the midst of COVID, owner of Jerusalem, Michael Merhi quietly closed his business forever. And with that, he quietly quit his lifelong commitment to serving THE most exquisite, simple, affordable and just plain delicious Middle Eastern cuisine. And, I believe, the city lost a piece of its soul. CityMag spent 10 years on Hindley Street or ...
10 years of CityMag - CityMag
Sep 14, 2023 · This article first appeared in our 10 Years of CityMag, Spring 2023 edition, which is on streets now. Share —. As CityMag celebrates 10 years of informing our city, we reflect on how it was created. Co-founders Farrin Foster and Josh Fanning spoke with us about the ambition it took to start a magazine in the first place, and how by doing this ...
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Owen Lindsay and Shane Devries’ illustration for the cover and article inside this magazine was a high water mark for CityMag.The article featured near-future predictions that are absolutely on track and definitely going to happen, but more than that, this article led to Owen (long-time collaborator, illustrator, sub editor of CityMag) winning the commission to …
CityMag's Winter 2021 print edition is out now - CityMag
Jun 17, 2021 · In CityMag’s latest print edition, we once again partnered with our big sister, InDaily, to showcase the 40 Under 40 in beautiful print and ink.
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Another loss to Adelaide’s hospitality scene, the King’s Head was founded in 2008 as a South Australian-focussed pub, at a time before the South Australian Eat Local movement had become established.. Parochialism has since become standard operating procedure in kitchens and across the beer fonts of Adelaide front bars, and for this we are immensely thankful.
Culture Archives - CityMag
We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for October, including aleksiah, Bromham, Dom Sensitive, Pest Control and more. More. Oct 31, 2024. Culture. Buon appetito! Celebrating our Italian food culture. When Italians migrated from their regions to Adelaide, the local food scene was… shall we say… bland. CityMag asks about their ...
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Read the story. 4. Adelaide’s golden era of graff. CityMag loves digging into the history of graff in Adelaide (sometimes literally), so when we caught wind of the release of WILDFIRE, a book detailing the rise of graff culture in Adelaide, we were compelled to sit down with its author, David Houston. Read the story.