2026 Democracy Series Lecture #3 – AI changes the scale, not the story
Committee for Adelaide members gathered on 16 June 2026 for an engaging and timely discussion with Professor Emma Thomas, exploring the increasingly complex relationship between artificial intelligence, online engagement and real-world action.
New member – State Opera South Australia
Welcoming State opera South Australia as an Associate member of the Committee for Adelaide, as nominated by Platinum member Fleet Space Technologies.
Workforce needs: International Talent & Skilled Migration
The Committee for Adelaide, through the Adelaide Connected program, and in partnership with Thomsons, recently hosted a discussion on the importance of international talent and skilled migration in South Australia.
ADL2050 Vision Workshop: An Accessible and Connected City
The Committee for Adelaide convened the second workshop in the ADL2050 Vision Workshop Series on 28 May 2026, bringing together leaders and thinkers from across sectors to explore what it will take to create a more accessible and connected Adelaide by 2050.
New member – Centennial Park
Welcoming new Centennial Park as a Not-for-profit member of the Committee for Adelaide.
New member – Perks
Welcoming Perks as a Corporate member of the Committee for Adelaide.
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.
