The green thumbs in “Green Pakapakanthi” are thrilled with the success of a six-month-old “pocket forest”.

Do you dream of forests? An artwork in part of your Adelaide Park Lands invites you to do so.

The commercialisation of your Park Lands is picking up pace. Following the Premier’s lead, you will soon see commercial ads on permanent fencing designed to keep you off parts of your Park Lands.

Meet a plucky, vivacious little bird with enormous attitude - the New Holland honeyeater can be found in your Adelaide Park Lands.

Preparations are underway for an exhibition, at the Adelaide Festival Centre, of 88 artworks, carefully chosen as the finalists, in the 2025 Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize.

Your opportunity to object to the re-zoning of Festival Plaza - for a 40-storey office tower - expires on Wednesday 26 February.

Six members of State Parliament represent the last bulwark against the most blatant commercial sellout in the history of your Adelaide Park Lands.

Why have pavers and garden beds in Whitmore Square / Iparrityi been ripped up, only three years after they were established?

Once upon a time, the River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari was a central hub for swimming and fishing within your Adelaide Park Lands. Your grandparents might be in these photos.

Senate candidate Rex Patrick has promised that if he’s elected this year, he’ll be a “Senator for the Adelaide Park Lands” to advance the case for World Heritage listing.

Work is nearing completion on a project to renew a section of the Linear Park shared-use pathway, just north of the Adelaide Zoo in your Park 11.

Become the eyes and ears of one part of your Adelaide Park Lands.

Join the new team of “Park Guardians”.

Come to an introductory information session on Monday, 24 February.

The City of Adelaide has followed the lead of the Adelaide Park Lands Association in producing an interactive map, to help you appreciate and explore.

The Board of Kadaltilla / Adelaide Park Lands Authority has been inspecting sites for another Kaurna cultural burn in your Adelaide Park Lands.

Our five eminent Art Prize judges have spent the past week carefully looking at all of the more than 320 entries to the 2025 Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize.

It is time to think outside the fence about Adelaide’s vitality and sustainability. APA’s Stewart Sweeney argues that the world's great cities do not fence off, charge admission, destroy, and then repair their parks and squares in an endless annual cycle.

Hundreds of artists from around Australia are beginning an anxious wait, to find out whether their works will be selected as finalists in the 2025 Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize.

An Adelaide videographer has given you the opportunity to experience 3D views of parts of your Park Lands, from any connected device.