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Meet the gardeners who tend to a peaceful Japanese sanctuary in Adelaide’s southern park lands.
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The beehive-shaped stone sculptures in the Parklands beside Sir Donald Bradman Drive are a familiar sight to many Adelaideans. As part of a new series on Adelaide art, Katherine Arguile looks at their origins and inspiration.
Behind the well kept rose beds of Veale Garden in the south Parklands is a small community garden offering freely accessible green space and produce to residents of the CBD.
Housing and Urban Development Minister Stephen Mullighan says if developer Commercial&General wants taller residential towers on the old Royal Adelaide Hospital site it will have to yield more space to rejuvenated park lands.
The head of the architectural firm assessing whether the park lands should be given new heritage protection says there is no conflict of interest between that role and the firm’s work on developments in the city’s green belt.
Parties in the park aren’t just for Fringe. Sharmonie Cockayne argues the case for a space in the Parklands where everyone can dance and play together all year round.
