Candidates in future elections be advised - many of us who Love Your Park Lands will vote on that basis - enough of us to tip the outcome of a close election.

Recommendations from APA have played a crucial role in electing the past two City Councillors.

Wet weather has forced a prolonged delay in an SA Water project to upgrade a major water main underneath Rundle Park / Kadlitpina (Park 13)

City Council staff held a site meeting with SA Water's project team in Rundle Park on Thursday 12 August.

With the world on a “Code Red” warning from the IPCC about the rate and worsening effects of climate change, your precious Adelaide Park Lands are needed more than ever.

APA’s Carla Caruso looks at how Parks are being viewed, both in Adelaide and internationally, as the climate crisis worsens.

A ghost story within North Adelaide Golf Course – part of Possum Park/Pirltawardli (Park 1) – is one of the tales in a new book.

APA’s Carla Caruso consults a “paranormal investigator” to see whether the truth is “out there”

Father and son team Ted and Nate Jennings last week led a fascinating Guided Walk through an environmental trail, wetlands, past historic grave sites, and rare native bush tucker plants in G.S. Kingston Park / Wirrarninthi (Park 23)

Biodiversity, animal sculptures and historic ruins were all on display during the APA Guided Walk in 1 August, as Carla Caruso reports

“Animals at Play” is a landmark feature within the Glover Playground in Lefevre Park / Nantu Wama (Park 6) in North Adelaide.

APA’s Carla Caruso has tracked down its South Australian creator, Anthony “Ant” Martin to find out more about these animals at play, who watch over the children who play in the playground.

Michael Harvey is the new and tenth director of the Botanic Gardens of South Australia and State Herbarium.

APA’s Carla Caruso spoke to Mr Harvey about how he envisages the Adelaide Botanic Garden co-existing with the so-called “Lot Fourteen” in Park 11, and the recent “Illuminate Adelaide” event.

A 27-storey office tower and retail complex, under construction on the former Festival Plaza in Park 26 has been delayed again.

And a private cooking school, offered the use of a Park 11 site, would rather stay put at Regency Park.

The City Council is undertaking a long-overdue revision of its “Community Land Management Plan” for your Open Green Public Adelaide Park Lands. It’s released, for community consultation, a draft of the "General Provisions" (the over-arching framework).

The document includes a proposed "dog management map" which indicates areas where dogs would be permitted either on-lead or off-lead.

The State Government has unveiled the full scope of its plans to build over an enormous part of your Open Green Public Adelaide Park Lands.

The scale of the Park Lands assault is unprecedented. A vast area of Park 27 would disappear under the Government's plans to build a new Women's and Children's Hospital, multi-storey car park and associated new roads on the Park Lands that you love.

The week-long COVID lockdown in July provided a minor delay to work on the long-awaited new wetlands in the southern part of Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16).

The winter rains at least have the work site looking wet, as the massive earth-moving task continues.

The first community garden in your Adelaide Park Lands is still going strong after 11 years of nourishing the south-west City community.

The Walyu Yarta Community Garden was established in March 2010, and currently has 49 active gardeners, but newcomers are always welcome!.

A commemorative public artwork, dedicated to those affected by domestic violence, is one step closer to being created in your Adelaide Park Lands.

The Place of Courage project, backed by the non-profit Spirit of Woman organisation is expected to be built in Bonython Park / Tulya Wardli (Park 27) next to the model boat pond.

Do you love running in your Adelaide Park Lands?

Some people like it more than others. APA's Ted Jennings has been looking at some who stayed up all night to run around the Uni loop, in Park 10, for a 24-hour running event.

Your Open, Green, Public Park Lands have never been more important.

With South Australia in lockdown due to COVID-19 clusters, city-dwellers and those living in nearby suburbs have found respite in Park Lands again for exercise (so long as you stay within 2.5km of home).

Items of “crocheted kindness” and painted rocks are popping up in your Adelaide Park Lands, just to brighten your day.

APA’s Carla Caruso has been investigating who’s behind these tiny craft surprises.

Olympic stars and locals of all ages are among those wielding bows and arrows in the eastern corner of Park 10 in your Adelaide Park Lands.

APA’s Carla Caruso has been watching the arrows fly and chatting to the archers about their love of this ancient sport.

For any business wanting to set up on your Adelaide Park Lands there is a reputational risk involved.

Software company Link 4 has recently discovered another anomaly that can affect business.

Twins Yolanda and Yasmin brought their parents with them. on a recent APA Guided Walk through Park 11.

They’ve told APA’s Loine Sweeney how surprised and delighted they were at the lush greenery they found along the River Torrens / Karrawirra Parri

The State Government's recently-foreshadowed attacks on three Park Lands sites has raised doubts about its current push to have Adelaide declared a National Park City.

The State Government is like the fabled pushmi-pullyu in Doctor Doolittle, with two heads pointing in opposite directions. Its spin doesn't match its actions.