The City of Adelaide’s Biodiversity team and Rotary Adelaide Light came together on the last weekend of June, to complete a planting in Gladys Elphick Park / Narnungga (Park 25)
Water's a magnet for treasure hunters
Final year students document Park Lands
Ancient Olive Groves in the spotlight
Three Park Lands attacks in one State Budget
The 2021 State Budget released on Tuesday 22 June contained funding for not one, but three attacks on your Open Green Public Adelaide Park Lands.
A stadium, a new hospital and now even a new multi-storey car park would whittle away more of your Park 27, which has already been subjected to decades of erosion.
Pleased to Meet You, Chris Harris
State Budget raises the threat level for Helen Mayo Park
Foxes in decline in Park Lands
Abandoned buildings become eateries
Re-greening under way at new wetlands
Lundie Gardens - Who was Frank Lundie?
Seven candidates : One City Council vacancy
How to lose a marginal seat
Both major political parties seem to be doing their best to lose the marginal seat of Adelaide at the State election, due next March.
Neither Premier Steven Marshall, nor Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas appears to have done his homework to find out about the growing swell of public support for Adelaide's Open Green Public Park Lands.
Kids' theatre showcases Park Lands
Adelaide jumps up list of world’s most liveable cities - a boost for "National Park City” bid?
Adelaide has jumped up to third place in rankings of the world’s most liveable cities - surely a boost for Adelaide's new bid to become only the world's second "National Park City”.
Let's build upon the enviable world reputation of your Open Green Public spaces. "Love Your Park Lands" is part of Adelaide's answer to COVID, and a guide to the rest of the world in how to make a city liveable.