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

This month, we’re MYTH-BUSTING the claim that it doesn’t matter if some of your Park Lands is lost - that there’s “plenty to spare”.

As you walk through your Park Lands, traces of early colonial settlement can be found under your feet.

There are stories to be told about these fragments of clay pottery, chinaware, and locally-made bricks.

Several State Government promises about your Adelaide Park Lands have not been delivered.

If you love your Park Lands, please help us remind the Premier of the promises that he and his team have made.

The City of Adelaide has become the first major sponsor to recommit to the Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize, by including a renewed $15,000 sponsorship in its 2023-24 budget.

See what other Park Lands matters were dealt with, in what the Council describes as a budget to “support future sustainability and City pride.”

Moves are under way in State Parliament to reduce the risk of any future State Government seizing any part of your Park Lands for new Police barracks.

Meanwhile, two Adelaide Uni students have expanded the public catalogue of biodiversity in your Golden Wattle Park / Mirnu Wirra (Park 21 W)

Rain and strong winds did not deter contestants in the recent Human Powered Vehicle races in your Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16).

Community groups and school teams battled it out on the track to see who could cover the greatest distance in the six-hour time limit.

We’re sharing the stories of public art works in your Adelaide Park Lands, one feature at a time.

The first in the series, Know Your Park Lands Art, is “Lie of the Land” off Sir Donald Bradman Drive in your western Park Lands.

We’re helping you learn about the plants in your Open Green Public Adelaide Park Lands, one species at a time

Today: the iconic golden wattle!

The City of Adelaide wants your feedback on its proposed budget priorities for 2023-24.

There’s a lot to like about the Council’s proposed budget; but there’s also two serious Park Lands omissions - which you can rectify with a single response by Sunday 18 June.