Councillors ignored the recommendation of the administration, voting in favour of continuing community consultation into its representation review, which will cost the City of Adelaide $20,000 and raise the total amount spent on the review to $60,000.
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The seven contenders vying for the empty seat in Town Hall speak to CityMag about how they plan on tackling the city's big issues. One candidate suggests a “resort” filled with fast food for rough sleepers, while another calls for the “modification” of city streets for the ease of cars.
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Community feedback on Prince Alfred College's proposal for a new sports building in Tidlangga Park 9 in the Parklands' north-east has exposed the anxieties Adelaide has with private interests encroaching on public land.
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This is not Greg Mackie’s first go at the Adelaide City Council. After an almost two-decade Town Hall hiatus, the councillor jumped back into the saddle last year. He speaks with CityMag about how he’s tackling the responsibility the second time around.
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The Adelaide City Council is in the midst of a regularly programmed, statutory revision of its composition and ward divisions, and the first round of research revealed a desire in the community for fewer elected members.
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SA's Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Kyam Maher promises his party will commission six statues dedicated to First Nations figures if Labor is elected next year.
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A City of Adelaide administration official says prior to COVID-19 more than a quarter of the city’s resident population were university students, and the fact international students haven't returned is "the biggest risk" to the city's economy.
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The City of Adelaide has revived calls for an advocate for the city’s late-night economy. We speak to industry heavyweights about whether they’ll throw their hat in the ring.
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In a City of Adelaide meeting discussing how council can grow its bottom line, councillor Jessy Khera said the "net public good" should be considered while canvassing revenue-raising opportunities.
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