Jobs with purpose: how to stop SA's millennial brain drain

To stem the loss of talented young people from the state, South Australia needs to create not just jobs – but the right kind of jobs, writes Suzi Sosa.

"Thinkers" return with social enterprise focus

The Rann era Thinkers in Residence program is returning, with the Don Dunstan Foundation taking the lead and promising an 18-month focus on social capital.

Some of the Kik Coffee team at Tea Tree Plus: Lachlan Broekx, Louise Nobes, Janaya Rough and Matthew Hojem. Photo: Tony Lewis

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A vibrant new coffee shop in Adelaide’s northern suburbs aims to change the lives of disadvantaged young people by involving them in all aspects of the design and day-to-day operation of the business.

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Jobs with purpose: how to stop SA's millennial brain drain

"Thinkers" return with social enterprise focus

Kik Coffee's daily inspiration