Quest on Franklin

The City of Adelaide Architecture Prize returns for 2022 – here are your contenders

Vote for your favourite city architecture projects for the City of Adelaide Prize, representing the people’s choice as part of the South Australian Architecture Awards.

Adelaide City councillors chuck a U-turn and support new cycling infrastructure push

It’s only been a month and a half since elected members voted to ditch the long-touted east-west bikeway and hand back $3 million in State Government funding, but one councillor came to Town Hall on Tuesday night with a revived and slightly modified pitch.

Community consultation for the east-west bikeway is now open

The City of Adelaide is currently accepting online community feedback for the CBD's overdue east-west bikeway. One councillor says information supplied to the public about a potential new design was "factually incorrect and blatantly misleading".

How to stay sane and entertained at home in Adelaide during COVID-19

Being socially distanced doesn't mean being completely isolated from society. There are businesses, arts groups and institutions offering cultural and community connection through the world wide web - from virtual gallery tours, free morning yoga sessions to local livestreamed gigs.

Meet Generation Z

Eight kids from Eynesbury Senior College in the city – quite frankly – blow us away with what they say, how they think and what they're doing in art class this year.

Sustainable House Day Showcase

[remark]The Sustainable House Day Showcase takes place on Friday September 9 and Saturday September 10 at The Joinery - 111 Franklin Street, Adelaide. More information can be found here.[/remark] Because just one day of sustainable housing can surely not be...

Not quite Chinatown

Morphett Street is so far from the minds of Adelaide locals that it carries minimal traffic – even at peak hour. But the dull arterial strip of the past is rapidly turning into the city’s largest residential precinct, with restaurants and retail to match.

Banishing the ‘Adelaide Curse’

Adelaide has never had a strong reputation as a haven for game development; in fact our city has a history of making life somewhat difficult for the ludologically-inclined. But that hasn't disheartened Machine Spirit, whose first game, Amygdala, launches tomorrow.