Future of Democracy Luncheon
The Committee for Adelaide in partnership with Hays hosted a timely and important conversation on the future of democracy, bringing together an outstanding group of political leaders, commentators, and decision-makers for a thoughtful discussion on the challenges and opportunities shaping South Australia’s future.
New member – Stanton Chase
Welcoming Stanton Chase Adelaide as a Small Enterprise member of Committee for Adelaide.
New member – Catherine house
Welcoming Catherine House as a Not-For-Profit member of the Committee for Adelaide.
OPINION – Adelaide University: A once-in-a-generation opportunity for equity, innovation and South Australia’s future
Universities have always helped shape the economic and social trajectory of cities and nations. But Adelaide University arrives at a time when South Australia is confronting a profound set of questions about its future, writes our Chef Executive Sam Dighton in his latest opinion piece.
SA ZERO: Sustainability advantage for SMEs
On 8 May, the Committee for Adelaide through our SA ZERO program partnered with RAA, to deliver our open forum on Sustainability advantage for SMEs.
In Conversation with Professor Nicola Phillips
The Committee for Adelaide was pleased to host in partnership with Adelaide University, an exclusive in-conversation event with Professor Nicola Phillips, reflecting on her first four months as Vice Chancellor of Adelaide University.
Adelaide Connected Industry Briefing: Jobs in Engineering and Construction
Our Adelaide Connected industry briefing held on 29 April focussed on jobs in engineering and construction. We heard from industry experts on industry specific advice, sector trends and general employment tips for skilled migrants.
ADL2050 Vision Workshop: Art & Culture at the Centre of Everything
This workshop was held in partnership with JPE Design and forms part of a series of workshops focused on the vision for Adelaide in 2050.
Democracy Series: Lecture Two – Building consensus in a rapidly dividing world
In the second lecture of the 2026 Democracy Series, members heard from Dr Geoffrey McGovern who explored how policy leaders and institutions can navigate division and uncertainty while working toward collective solutions.
OPINION: Future-Proofing Democracy Starts Now
The recent South Australian Election delivered a strong, stable result. But beneath that outcome sits a more telling signal: voters are shifting, trust is fragile and expectations of government and leadership are changing fast. Read our Chief Executive Sam Dighton’s latest opinion piece.
