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Adelaide City councillor Robert Simms has once again resigned and forced a by-election at Town Hall – this time to fill retiring Greens MLC Mark Parnell’s state Upper House seat – after he previously quit the council in 2015 to replace Parnell’s wife in the Senate.
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An Adelaide City councillor who helped vote down the east-west bikeway has called for Hindley, Waymouth and Franklin Streets to be made one-way to make room for two-way bikeways and wider footpaths – but another councillor has already attacked the idea as a “brain fart”.
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UPDATED: A bid to stage music events with up to 15,000 people at Adelaide Oval No.2 could “saturate” the city’s outdoor concert market and threaten Botanic Park’s status as a revenue-earning venue for national and international artists, the Botanic Gardens’ board has warned.
Adelaide should be the most cycle-friendly city in Australia, but a deeply-ingrained regressive approach to transport policy has killed the most basic attempt to improve CBD roads, argues David Washington.
The developer tasked with transforming North Adelaide’s 30-years-vacant former Le Cornu site expects building consent to be granted within months, with plans for a $250 million retail and residential building now before the state’s planning body.
Green Room is your quick guide to what’s new and what’s happening in South Australian arts and culture. This week, the council unveils new city arts projects, Slingsby searches for its “flying squad”, a delayed art prize to open its exhibition on the weekend, and a new choral work set for its world premiere in Adelaide.
Adelaide City Council has voted to proceed with an investigation into the prevalence of sexual harassment and assault at Town Hall, with the behaviour of elected members to also be scrutinised.
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