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CityMag Seeing Adelaide for what it is and what it is becoming. Your guide to the best bits of Adelaide’s city centre.

The best way to improve your life is to shop local so we’re spotlighting some of our products and experiences to kick of...
21/12/2025

The best way to improve your life is to shop local so we’re spotlighting some of our products and experiences to kick off your summer.

Ballet Wine Bar on Jetty Road will soon host a European-inspired wine bar run by locals and aimed at an older clientele.

It’s been a great year for SA music and these are our team’s favourite tracks that’ll keep rotating on our playlists int...
21/12/2025

It’s been a great year for SA music and these are our team’s favourite tracks that’ll keep rotating on our playlists into 2026.

This Port Elliot cottage was once in ruins, but thanks to a vision and plenty of determination, it stands as a home full of warmth and love.

St*****rs ‘falling from poles’ or seeing dance chairs ‘urinated on’ are winning new nation-leading protections as author...
19/12/2025

St*****rs ‘falling from poles’ or seeing dance chairs ‘urinated on’ are winning new nation-leading protections as authorities crack down on Adelaide clubs. One former stripper reveals the hazards facing local workers.

St*****rs 'falling from poles' are winning new nation-leading protections as authorities crack down on Adelaide clubs.

It’s been dogged by controversy over a scrapped restructure, but SA Museum’s new director has a plan to reset the instit...
18/12/2025

It’s been dogged by controversy over a scrapped restructure, but SA Museum’s new director has a plan to reset the institution, with a new strategic plan released this week. She talks Egyptian room and options for the “back of house” in an exclusive interview with InDaily.

It’s been dogged by controversy over a scrapped restructure. But SA Museum’s new director has a plan to reset the institution for the future.

If you’re in town for the Ashes test cricket or a spot of Christmas shopping and want to know the best Adelaide spots to...
18/12/2025

If you’re in town for the Ashes test cricket or a spot of Christmas shopping and want to know the best Adelaide spots to eat, we’ve got you covered. Here are CityMag’s top new restaurants and cafes of 2025 and what to order at each.

Troubled Whyalla steelmaker Arrium has been sold to London-based consortium GFG Alliance in what Premier Jay Weatherill has described as a "victory for South Australia". But the taxpayer bill to secure the deal remains under negotiation.

Plans for an upgrade to the North Adelaide Golf Course were revealed today after six months of speculation on tree loss ...
18/12/2025

Plans for an upgrade to the North Adelaide Golf Course were revealed today after six months of speculation on tree loss and concerns about Aboriginal remains. See the plans.

Plans for an upgrade to the North Adelaide Golf Course were revealed today after six months of speculation on tree loss and concerns about Aboriginal remains.

Within the monolithic interiors of Simon Kardachi’s new joint, the restaurateur hopes you’ll come together and break bre...
11/12/2025

Within the monolithic interiors of Simon Kardachi’s new joint, the restaurateur hopes you’ll come together and break bread, devour gyros and sip on house-made ouzo. CityMag gives you the first look inside the Currie Street dining room, which opens today.

CityMag gives you the first look inside Simon Kardachi'snew Currie Street dining room Omada, joining the Osteria Oggi and Fugazzi stable.

A more than year-long debate about a new look for Hutt Street was finally resolved last night in a rowdy, hours-long deb...
10/12/2025

A more than year-long debate about a new look for Hutt Street was finally resolved last night in a rowdy, hours-long debate that had a full gallery of passionate spectators – one escorted out of the chamber by security.

A more than year-long debate about a new look for Hutt Street was finally resolved last night in a rowdy, hours-long debate.

Angry Penguin will be the dining centrepiece of Adelaide Festival Centre’s $35 million upgrade, paying tribute to one of...
10/12/2025

Angry Penguin will be the dining centrepiece of Adelaide Festival Centre’s $35 million upgrade, paying tribute to one of Adelaide’s great literary pot-stirrers.

Angry Penguin, the dining centrepiece of Adelaide Festival Centre's $35 million upgrade, pays tribute to one of Adelaide's great literary pot-stirrers.

A long-sought sculpture of an Aussie theatre icon may finally have legs at Her Majesty’s Theatre, but there is disconten...
10/12/2025

A long-sought sculpture of an Aussie theatre icon may finally have legs at Her Majesty’s Theatre, but there is discontent bubbling among decision makers over its price tag.

A long-sought sculpture of Barry Humphries may finally have legs at Her Majesty's Theatre, but there is discontent over its cost.

“Seeing him get his baggy green, sitting with his wife… it was crazy.” SA’s talented cricket bat maker tells how it felt...
07/12/2025

“Seeing him get his baggy green, sitting with his wife… it was crazy.” SA’s talented cricket bat maker tells how it felt seeing Ashes opener Jake Weatherald swing his handmade creation in WA – and how his latest bat is now headed to the Gabba.

SA cricket bat maker Jack Konnis tells how Ashes opener Jake Weatherald took his handmade creation to WA – and now the Gabba.

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InDaily is South Australia’s only locally owned, independent source of digital news. Responsive across multiple platforms, Adelaide’s thought leaders go to InDaily for up-to date news, opinion, business, sport, arts & culture, food & wine, real-estate, design and events. InDaily readers are educated, sophisticated and digital-savvy, keen to engage with all that their city and state has to offer.

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