This week, InSider watches an SA festival industry leader go out in a blaze of glory over breakfast.

InSider loves the Festival City ADL policy breakfast.

The food’s not too bad, the company’s alright, but InSider mostly likes it because we get an InDaily story out of it.

For two years in a row now, the brekky has drawn headlines.

There must be something in the coffee…

Last year, attendees got scolded by none other than Premier Peter Malinauskas, who loudly rejected the “outrageous” claim that he cares more about sport than arts.

Thanks for that speech, Peter.

This year, perhaps more scandalously, the outgoing boss of the organisation left a trail of fire in her wake.

Justyna Jochym – who is set to take up the top job at the SA History Trust – took aim at the industry which she thinks would rather litigate internal beef than do anything about the failing grassroots segment of the sector.

She made plenty of good points that had InSider smiling not just because we were getting good grabs, but because much of what she said was what the grassroots........

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