A committee with no power is seeking your views about how to manage your Park Lands. Will you give a toothless kitten some help to produce plans that the State Government will keep on ignoring?

Can members of Kadaltilla / Park Lands Authority ignore 98 per cent of consultation respondents? We'll find out on Thursday evening. An overwhelming majority have urged a win-win outcome for a new Aquatic centre on an alternative brownfield site, while protecting your Adelaide Park Lands.

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

In this article, we’re MYTH-BUSTING the claim that you can’t call the sites of old buildings “Park Lands” any more.

The City of Adelaide has won a grant of $198,000 from the State Government’s “Green Adelaide” agency to restore Botanic Creek in your eastern Park Lands.

The three-year upgrade will include a focus on biodiversity, creating new habitat and natural spaces, while acknowledging Kaurna cultural connections.

A renewed push to have new Police barracks built on your Park Lands does not have State Government backing.

Responding to a proposal from the Police Association, Treasurer Stephen Mullighan has said there are NO Park Lands sites under consideration for new Police barracks.

There has been a flurry of construction and maintenance work in your Park Lands over the past few weeks and months, with much of it continuing.

Some projects have been completed; others are well behind schedule, and some are just a mystery!

Plans are being drawn up for a new mini-golf course on your Possum Park / Pirltwardli (Park 1)

The idea being developed is to increase visitor numbers to the City Council’s golf courses on Park 1 by trying to attract younger people and families to play mini-golf on a new purpose-built facility.

A unique treasure trove of images has emerged of your Adelaide Park Lands as they looked 62 years ago.

Queenslander Barry Christiansen has shared a family photo collection from 1961 featuring dozens of rare colour images from what was a childhood family trip to Adelaide.