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FINDING HER OWN SOUND FOR DEBUT Wilderness School music teacher and violinist Sarah King has stepped outside of her classical training to write and record a selftitled pop/folk EP Page 1

Cupcake Day Meet Zeus the malamute (pictured with owner Tom) at the RSPCA Cupcake Day fundraiser at Bowden Park, Saturday, August 19, 10amnoon. Gold coin donation. Visit facebook.com/LifeMoreInteresting Page 7

HERITAGE VERSUS HIGH-RISE DEBATE The skyline of the CBD and city fringe is rapidly on the rise, but what does it mean for the historic buildings that have long defined the City of Churches. Can they co-exist. Page 1

READY TO MAKE HISTORY AT SHOW Speedway driver Lisa Walker and drift racer Kelly Wong will become the first women to ever compete in the Royal Adelaide Shows V8 Ute Challenge Page 1

RANKINE RISING UP THE RANKINGS Mile End teen and West Adelaide footballer Izak Rankine is taking the footy world by storm and is already being talked about as a future AFL star, despite being too young to be drafted this season. Page 1

A beer-lovers idea of paradise What happens when Australias best craft breweries converge on Adelaide for the Annual Beer and BBQ Festival. Rad Beer Week is born. Adelaide will host more than 25 events across 10 days and Little Bang Brewerys Ryan Davidson, one of a group of... Page 3

Cover pic Artist Bohie Palacek was on our office rooftop, working on this cover image when she realised she was in the middle of a dream job. "When I was studying graphic design in 2010 I read an article about a design firm in America handbuilding some signage... Page 2

Editors note If youve felt a sinister chill in the air this week, its not your imagination - school holidays are here. If you dont have kids and have no intention of heading to Bounce then the next two weeks will feel like heaven - less traffic on the roads, no... Page 2

editors note Ihave many indoor plants at my place in varying states of decay. Theres the maiden hair fern I stuck in a macramé thingy and then hung in the room that gets maximum sunlight and to temperatures of around 60C in the summer. It is mostly sticks... Page 2

Editors note Ispent a year in the 1990s living in China singing in a terrible cover band - my career lowpoint* - and, as much as I missed family and friends, I missed the comforts of home food the most. Anyone who read last weeks column would know my family... Page 2

Editors note My nanna was not a good cook. A tiny woman with a halo of woolly brown hair and a love of under-age poker, nanna spent at least 23 hours a day in the kitchen but didnt appear to make anything other than vegemite sandwiches (which we used to bet in the... Page 2

Editors note Winter is here (for the sake of the proposition, please forgive me publication day) and that means its almost spring again! Im trying to be positive about this most dreaded of seasons. I have friends who hate summer and live for the cold and the... Page 2

Happy Sally and A Club New venues to drink to Page 1

Editors note Im sure theres only one thing more terrifying than arriving late to a comedy show and being seated in the front row where you know you are going to cop it - and thats standing on stage for the first time to try to tell jokes. There are plenty of... Page 2

Editors note Aside from all of the profound things old people say children bring to your life - love, selflessness, chronic anxiety - I hoped that having two of my own would mean an extra day of really good presents every year - Mothers Day. Of course, if the last... Page 2

the City Missed an edition. Thats OK, you can read your digital edition of The City, your free weekly CBD publication, at adelaidenow.com.au/messenger/digital-editions And dont forget to like us at www.facebook.com/thecityadelaide And follow us on Twitter... Page 2

Editors note Cold weather makes me sad. And, because I am a glass-halfempty kind of girl, I start getting depressed just after Christmas as I know it will be autumn soon. The festivals are over, the sun is gone, my hair goes stupid, and I cant foresee any... Page 2

Editors note The director of the South Australian Museum has a dissected and preserved great white shark head in his office. I cannot tell you jealous I am*. I love a taxidermied or pickled animal/ organ/unidentified gross thing in a jar. Im not entirely sure why... Page 2

Lost is now Found Fashion for good Page 1

Editors note Its amazing how something as innocent as the dumpling can lead to an almost irrevocable relationship breakdown. Chatting today with reporter Sophie Perri about her story on the citys best dumplings (Page 6) and it soon became apparent that she has a... Page 2

Editors note For a misguided period of the 1990s I was a singer in a cover band in China. This is an embarrassing admission for many reasons - the songs, the clothes, the band itself - but the one excellent part of it was getting to live in another country. Very... Page 2

Editors note It seems every other day theres a story somewhere in the world about bots (or robots for those less tech-savvy, like me) and how theyre set to revolutionise industries and change the face of the modern workforce. So its comforting to see that in... Page 2

Editors note If youre anything like me, the very smell of coffee and liberal doses of sugar are only just keeping you from waving the white flag in defeat, such is the might of Mad March. While Im these days much too adult to risk a hangover on a work day (the... Page 2

editors note Im not sure if youve noticed but its Festival season at the moment. Adding to the generally excellent mayhem this week is WOMAD (Page 3) and I, for one, am very much looking forward to the tree-nap that goes along with that. But if audience-types... Page 2

Editors note In Adelaide for just a week, Kenyan street artist Wisetwo was determined to make the most of it. When he wasnt painting murals at Eliza St with a group of his countrymen, Wisetwo was eating out every night, meeting indigenous locals, exploring,... Page 2

Editors note Its the last week of summer and this makes me sadder than living one street out of Uber Eats delivery boundaries (screw you, Glynburn Rd) but, thankfully, there is a lot happening in the city to distract me. Were already one week into Fringe and I... Page 2