Fringe review: Darker Side of Bowden

Where better to delve into tales of poverty, conflict and resilience than Bowden, once inner-west slum, now desirable city-fringe home to a diverse and growing population. ★★★★

Praxis in practice: mural takes art outside the studio

Emerging artist Thomas Readett is spray-painting a large mural featuring a portrait of Greek philosopher Plato on a Bowden art studio to both reflect the practice within and deter tagging in the area.

New Bowden winery brings life to a long-dormant building

Oddio, the new cellar door and winery of SA labels Frederick Stevenson and Delinquente, will open with a three-day party featuring Sunny’s Pizza’s new pizzamobile, cheap wine and baked treats from The Lost Loaf.

Home Cook: Jono Kaitatzis, grocer

Jono Kaitatzis, of the Market Shed on Holland and the new Plant 4 Bowden, says he inherited his love of wholesome food from his mum. Here, he takes us into his kitchen and shares his recipe for a healthy rainbow vegie dish.

Bowden hub seeks to build lifestyle around food

With the opening of Plant 4 just weeks away, the Ceres Market Shed Group aims to offer a more adventurous approach to food shopping in the redeveloped warehouse space at Bowden.

200 new jobs, but unemployment still soaring

The Weatherill Government is trumpeting a contract to secure 200 construction jobs, as the state’s unemployment rate continues to languish well above the national average.

Royal visit to South Australia

South Australians were out in force to greet Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, when they visited Bowden and the Barossa Valley as part of their royal tour of Australia.