2026 Democracy Series: Lecture One – Geopolitical Outlook and the Impacts on South Australia
The Committee for Adelaide, was pleased to host the first event in our new Democracy Series in partnership with Flinders University, the Jeff Bleich Centre for Democracy and Disruptive Technologies, and major series partner Hays.
New member – CBB
Welcoming Community Business Bureau (CBB) as a Not-For-Profit Member of the Committee for Adelaide.
OPINION: Let’s not lose sight of South Australia’s growth ambitions
Read our Chief Executive’s latest opinion piece which was published in InDaily on 6 February 2026.
State election focus: Accelerating action and adaption on the pathway to Net Zero
The Committee for Adelaide is calling for bold, coordinated action to accelerate South Australia’s pathway to Net Zero, urging all political parties to prioritise climate resilience, renewable energy and circular economy commitments at the 2026 State Election.
State election focus: Building a well-connected, accessible and vibrant Adelaide
The Committee for Adelaide is calling for greater investment in transport and urban infrastructure to ensure Adelaide remains one of the world’s most liveable and well-connected cities.
State election focus: Smarter density to solve South Australia’s housing challenge
The Committee for Adelaide is urging all political parties ahead of the 2026 State Election to prioritise urban infill over urban sprawl and commit to doing density well to meet the state’s growing housing demand.
New member – KESAB
Welcoming new member KESAB as a Not For Profit member of the Committee for Adelaide.
New member – Animal Welfare League
Welcoming Animal Welfare League as a Not For Profit member of the Committee for Adelaide.
State election focus: Prioritising health and wellbeing for every South Australian
The Committee for Adelaide is calling for ambitious and inclusive action to ensure that the health and wellbeing of all South Australians becomes a central focus of the 2026 State Election agenda.
State election focus: Boosting productivity and innovation to drive sustainable economic growth
The Committee for Adelaide is calling for stronger leadership, smarter regulation and a renewed focus on innovation to unlock South Australia’s economic potential and close the productivity gap with the rest of the nation.
