It’s been described as the world’s most polarising fruit.

On Sunday 7 May, Adelaide's Malaysian Community braved the rain to attend Taste of Malaysia's Durian Fest in Bonython Park / Tulya Wardli (Park 27).

Your Adelaide Park Lands are home to many kinds of plants, but it’s not always easy to identify them.

We’ll help you: one species at a time. First up, here’s a guide to the South Australian blue gum: Eucalyptus leucoxylon.

The State Government is holding urgent discussions with the Police Commissioner and others to try to head off growing public anger at its proposed massive attack on your Park Lands for new Police barracks.

The Government is feeling the heat, after a 2,000 signature petition arrived at Parliament House, and the Legislative Council looks set to launch a Select Committee of Inquiry into mis-management of your Park Lands.

The Premier, Peter Malinauskas and the Member for Adelaide, Lucy Hood are both offering opportunities to give your opinion, face-to-face, about their Government's series of Park Lands attacks.

These meetings represent opportunities for you to speak up, on behalf of your Open Green Public Adelaide Park Lands.

Three new faces have joined the Adelaide Park Lands Association managing Committee for 2023-24. Meet the 11 Park Lands lovers who will be guiding the Association over the next 12 months.

Take the artists’ advice: it’s so much better to see the 2023 Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize finalists in person at the Festival Centre exhibition, than it is to browse the pics on-line.

Twenty-three artists are sharing in artwork sales (so far) of more than $35,000, but the exhibition must close at 4pm on Sunday 7 May.

Divert your attention; deny the obvious; refuse to acknowledge your views: these are just some of the tactics being used by Government MPs to avoid admitting that they are attacking your Park Lands.

We’ve unpacked the weasel words, the half truths and the falsehoods that disguise their obvious lack of Park Lands love.

State Opposition leader David Speirs has promised that Liberal MPs will move in State Parliament, during May, for an independent inquiry into at least one of the State Government’s six recent attacks on your Adelaide Park Lands.

Fencing more than a kilometre long; with stables, sheds, parking, storage for guns, fodder, machinery and more.

An artist’s impression has emerged, of the State Government proposal to destroy the most biodiverse site within your Park Lands, with a compound much larger than the current Thebarton Police barracks.

Historic ornate gates, and a brownies owl and toadstool sculpture. These are just two of the features of Adelaide’s Botanic Garden in your Park 11 that have brought memories flooding back to expatriate Karen Rowley.

Citizen scientists are hastening their efforts to identify the extent of biodiversity in your southern Park Lands, before the State Government carries out current plans to destroy eight hectares with a new security-fenced police compound.

So far, the Government has shown no sign of Loving Your Park Lands.

More than four hundred votes have been received so far, in polling for the People’s Choice award at the Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize exhibition.

Six leaders have emerged as front runners. Record your on-line vote for your favourite inspirational Park Lands art work, before the exhibition closes on 7 May.

The State Government will annoy pedestrians and cyclists for two months later this year, to cater for a four-day carbon emission motor sport festival.

One of the most popular pedestrian and cycling routes across your Park Lands will be closed for 60 days, for safety reasons, while a motor sport track is constructed again.

State Government bureaucrats are pressing ahead with plans for a new building on your Park Lands despite clear community feedback that it should go elsewhere.

Planning for a new Aquatic centre is proceeding, blind to clear community feedback that it should be sited on a brownfield location such as at Hindmarsh or Thebarton.