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Tuesday, July 16

Renew Adelaide to tackle Hutt St vacancy

Renew Adelaide has secured its first Hutt Street property and is negotiating with property owners throughout the precinct to reduce its high vacancy rate and improve its image.

New Port café is sweet news for raw food fans

Sweet stall operator Raw Earth Dessert will open its first shopfront at the end of this month in Port Adelaide, in what will be Renew Adelaide’s final activation in the area.

The crowd at the launch of Renew Adelaide-supported Port Adelaide business Low and Slow in 2015. Photo: supplied

Port Adelaide growing so fast it doesn't need Renew Adelaide: Govt

The State Government’s urban renewal authority says it axed funding for Renew Adelaide’s operations in Port Adelaide because the area is growing so fast that it no longer needs the not-for-profit’s help.

State Government axes Renew Adelaide from the Port

The State Government has axed all funding from Renew Adelaide’s Port Adelaide program, which has helped bring 28 new businesses to life in the area since it started five years ago.

Renew Adelaide targets young entrepreneurs in new startups push

The not-for-profit organisation which establishes rent-free retail tenancy deals for Adelaide businesses is now targeting under-25s, arguing startup business ownership is a key emerging career path in the new economy.

Renew Adelaide expands into CBD office market

The not-for-profit organisation setting up rent-free tenancy deals for Adelaide retail and hospitality start-ups has expanded into the commercial office market, where vacancy rates are at record highs.

Chesser Cellar ready for revival

The legendary Chesser Cellar restaurant space is set to be brought back to life, but in a different guise.