More than a dozen mature native trees have been felled in the Narnungga Urban Forest, off Port Road in your Park 25.
Takeover to Build Over
The State Government’s hasty swoop to take over a large swathe of your Park Lands is designed to clear the way for a loss of biodiversity and large intrusive new buildings, infrastructure and more car parks on your Open Green Public spaces.
The move defies many of the State Government’s own rules and laws; so an upgraded golf course can downgrade your Park Lands.
Park Poetry - "Winter Walking"
Heritage listing: slower than a snail
Festival Plaza struggle continues
LIV better elsewhere: Option 3
Premier Peter Malinauskas can capture the economic benefits of the LIV Golf tourism drawcard, while also protecting trees and public access to your Adelaide Park Lands.
How? By choosing an alternative site to build a new championship golf course; or upgrade an existing one. Here’s our third suggested alternative option, for the Premier to consider: Links Lady Bay at Normanville.
Park Lands Art - EOFY last chance
Going, going …..
The end of the financial year means the end of your opportunity to purchase from the remaining, stunning art works, exhibited at the 2025 Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize.
Our virtual exhibition gallery, and the instant tax write-off for a business purchase, are both set to end on 30 June.
Eminent South Aussies call to halt Plaza skyscraper
More than 120 prominent South Australians, including a former Premier, have signed an open letterdemanding an immediate halt to the proposed 38-storey Walker Corporation tower on your Festival Plaza, behind South Australia’s Parliament House.
Protect Possum Park - gathering pace
Myth-busting #13 - just replace the trees
600 trees likely to go
Ramming through "the Monster"
The final approval for what’s been dubbed a Festival Plaza “monster” will be considered in a city meeting room on 11 June.
So far, reservations from planning, heritage, Park Lands and community activists have been unable to persuade the Government to re-think its push for a 38-storey takeover of your community land.