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For lease: Hindley Street vacancies the highest since COVID

Nearly one in five Hindley Street properties are now empty with a surge of night-time venue closures contributing to the highest vacancy rate since the pandemic hit four years ago.

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Tributes for Liberal Party trailblazer Jennifer Cashmore

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Corporate Ladder: your weekly guide to executive appointments in South Australia

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Briefcase: Business Snippets from around South Australia

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Chair of SA wine firm to retire after $20 million capital raise

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Spend now, pay later budget hands an eye-watering bill to our kids

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The ‘R’ word and Australia’s immigration policy

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Holes in SA’s mental health system can’t be ignored any longer

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No quick panacea for government’s migration headache

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State funeral offer for ‘giant of SA politics’

The Liberal and Labor parties have paid tribute to former South Australian Premier Steele Hall after his death at 95.

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Arts & Culture

The day Beatlemania arrived in Adelaide

Charlie GilchristFriday, June 7

Film & TV

Streaming picks: Carriage romps, comedy and crime

The ConversationThursday, June 6

Books & Poetry

Poem: Breakfast

Compiled by John MilesWednesday, June 5

Theatre

The lost boys: telling the story of WWI’s underage soldiers

Gianluca I NobleWednesday, June 5

Cabaret Festival

Not plastic, fantastic: Christie Whelan Browne on womanhood, life and Liv

Theodora GalanisTuesday, June 4

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Book review: The Radio Hour

Rachael MeadWednesday, June 5

Arts & Culture

Adelaide’s best new music

Claudia Dichiera Friday, May 31

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Companies

Big Shed is bouncing back, with a little help from some friends

David SimmonsMonday, June 3

Adelaide

Free live music on tap at Port Adelaide brewery

Isabella KellyTuesday, June 4

Adelaide

Meet Sofia, Part Time Lover’s sophisticated sibling

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Wine

Adelaide Hills wine named best in Australia

David SimmonsMonday, June 3

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Yum cha – the Italian way

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From Davoren Park to the Paris Olympics: In the ring with Callum Peters

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Tough new laws to protect domestic violence survivors

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How SA’s green hydrogen boom could change your future

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Why young South Australians are favouring apprenticeships

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Life

Advice

What to do with your superannuation as June 30 approaches

With a new financial year looming, Rod Myer says it’s time to check out your super and consider some options.

Tuesday, June 4

When integrating AI into business, it’s okay to start small

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Executives should understand the fundamentals of AI before taking a company on the great leap forward, says Adelaide Business School’s Ralf Zurbrugg.

Tuesday, May 28

Adelaide

The best places in Adelaide to start running

We know what you’re thinking – hasn’t CityMag written about Adelaide’s best run clubs before? Right you are, but now we’re back with a rerun!

Thursday, May 23

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Challenge yourself with our daily trivia quiz

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Monday, February 6

Wine

Chair of SA wine firm to retire after $20 million capital raise

The owner of South Australian wine brands Nepenthe and Barossa Valley Wine Company will raise substantial capital to stay afloat amid a challenging wine market.

Tuesday, June 11

Real Estate

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Modern luxury in Vale Park.

Tuesday, June 11

FEATURE LISTING: Designer Hyde Park villa

Behind its turn-of-the-century villa frontage lies a spectacular, light-filled designer extension by Studio Nine Architects, with a swimming pool and opulent master suite, all ready for a new custodian to enjoy.

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