The Labor and Liberal parties have combined in the Upper House of State Parliament to torpedo a law that would have given protection to your Open Green Public Adelaide Park Lands.

Treasurer Rob Lucas described the draft legislation as “evilness” while Labor’s deputy leader Claire Scriven wanted to avoid future parliamentary debates about proposed Park Lands attacks.

A majority of Adelaide City councillors seem to have confused the Adelaide Park Lands with the "magic pudding".

Neither the Council nor the State Government has offered to explain how destroying Helen Mayo Park with a $662 million stadium might be offset with other Open Green Public Park Lands.

If you have never before contacted a politician, then now is the time to do it.

This week presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to change the law to protect your Open Green Public Park Lands. But its success, or otherwise, is in your hands. The crucial date is this Wednesday, 17 November.

Just in time for Christmas, we’re giving you the option to show your Park Lands colours.

APA has teamed up with Aussie-based supplier “The Print Bar” to offer a limited range of merchandise - enabling you to show your support for your Adelaide Park Lands with a tea-towel, face mask and/or tote bag.

Formal consultation on the State Government’s 70-hectare Park Lands land grab ended last Wednesday, but the fight for your Open Green Public Park Lands is just getting started.

Park Lovers throughout South Australia realise how much is at stake.

YOU can help by contacting Members of State Parliament’s Upper House.

A proposed new multi-storey car park on your Kate Cocks Park has been scaled back in size.

It is now intended to be only as large as 32 tennis courts. Is that supposed to be a win for your Park Lands?

Work has begun on the second of two new wetland projects in your southern Park Lands.

While most attention has been focussed on the huge new wetlands site in Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16) a smaller but still very significant similar project is under way further west in Park 20.

The Adelaide City Council, and State Parliament’s Upper House have each passed separate resolutions in support of your Helen Mayo Park, threatened by Premier Steven Marshall’s proposed new riverbank stadium.

Votes in the Council chamber (on Tues 26 Oct) and in State Parliament (on Wed 27 Oct) have put the State Government’s anti-Park Lands agenda in the spotlight.

If you Love Your Park Lands, like we do, you might occasionally hear criticism from people who have latched onto a Park Lands myth.

Today, the “negativity” myth. If you Love Your Park Lands, does that make you a negative nelly?

The SA Labor Opposition has joined with The Greens with commitments to protect Adelaide riverbank Park Lands from the current re-zoning threats of the Marshall Liberal Government.

The pledges throw a spotlight on the City Council, which in September took the politically-controversial step of offering to collaborate with the Liberal State Government in its push to confiscate Open Green Public Park Lands.