Committee for Adelaide | A group dedicated to reinventing Adelaide

Creating a better future for our city

We’re creating an environment for South Australia to act local and think global; to change mind sets; to drive positive change.

We bring together businesses and community groups from all walks of life united by their passion for South Australia; who recognise Adelaide is a great place to live but who want to make it better by creating opportunities for economic, social and cultural growth.

A-political, independent and non-sector specific, we’re harnessing the strength, work and enthusiasm of our partners to reshape our future.

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Our Vision

Our vision is to create an extraordinary global mid-sized city that people from all over the world want to be a part of and those who live are proud to call home.

We want to give people choices. They shouldn’t leave Adelaide because of lack of opportunity. If they do decide to go elsewhere, we want to create an environment that makes it almost irresistible for them to return bringing new skills and experiences with them. This is the ultimate test of our success.

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Global Sustainable Development Goals

A set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals were adopted by all the world’s governments at the United Nations in 2015. The Committee for Adelaide endorses these goals, with our work supporting a number of them from promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth to ensuring access to affordable, reliable and sustainable modern energy. Click here for a more information and the full list of goals.

The Committee welcomes three new members

We are thrilled to welcome three new members to the Committee for Adelaide, all whom bring something different to the table. ACH Group is a not-for-profit organisation that is committed to supporting older people to live good lives. They offer a range of services and advice to allow their customers to choose the life they want to live, where they want to live it. The…

2018 Federal Budget Insights

The audience were treated to a keynote speech from South Australian Treasurer Rob Lucas, followed by a robust panel discussion, facilitated by Jamie Briggs from PwC and including Defence Teaming Centre CEO Margot Forster, Bespoke Approach Managing Partner Ian Smith and PwC Partner Alistair Hutson. Click here to see an album of images on our Facebook page.