A second round of Kaurna repatriation reburials occurred at Wangayarta last week, as key figures in the founding of the site look to take the First Nations memorial concept to other parts of the state.
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Two challengers for the Adelaide City Council’s south ward - a business and residential neighbourhood - have revealed themselves. Despite both having connections to state political parties, they argue they are not trying to stack the chamber.
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The State Government has announced bundles of new cash for the arts industry, but Arts Minister Andrea Michaels admits to an overall “reduction” in funding for the portfolio, mostly due to “once-off” payments last year.
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The Adelaide City Council has hardened its stance against the use of facial recognition technology in the city's CCTV network.
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In this week’s episode, the factional divisions within the Adelaide city council have boiled over again, with a prominent councillor quitting within sight of the next local government elections. He explains to us why his time on the council became intolerable.
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The “corrosive nature” and “relentless domination of the Team Adelaide faction” has forced central ward councillor Greg Mackie out the door, he says, in a resignation letter sent to staff and elected members today.
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Wilson Security will guard all of the City of Adelaide’s physical assets – including Adelaide Town Hall, Rundle Mall and the Adelaide Central Market – until 30 June. One councillor hopes “going forward” the council will award the work to a company not previously involved in offshore detention.
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Two years after Adelaide city councillors asked the administration to investigate an “advocate” for the city’s billion-dollar nightlife, they were last night told to ditch the idea and go for a “vision” instead.
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The controversial activist group known for their loud and provocative tactics challenged the Adelaide Botanic Garden last week with a silent rallying cry.
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Some South Australian venues will no longer be able to sell takeaway booze from the end of June, as a liquor licence amendment introduced during the pandemic is set to expire – despite the former state government announcing the change would be made permanent.
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