2025 Year in Review
As we wrap up 2025, it’s worth taking a moment to celebrate what’s been a big year for the Committee for Adelaide.
No COP, now what?
Adelaide didn’t win its bid to host COP31. Disappointing? Of course. But it doesn’t mean we give up the focus on a cleaner, greener and more sustainable future. Read our Chief Executive Sam Dighton’s response to Adelaide not winning COP.
2025 Annual General Meeting update
The Committee for Adelaide held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 17 November 2025, at Deloitte, Festival Tower, Level 25, One Station Rd, Adelaide.
OPINION: ‘Urgency and political will’: SA’s climate risk threatens entire communities
Climate risk is no longer tomorrow’s problem. For South Australia, it is already reshaping where we can farm, how we power our economy, and how we safeguard our communities, writes our Chief Executive Sam Dighton.
6 Priorities for our urban future
As part of Committees for Capital cities, the Committee for Adelaide along with other Committees from across Australia has released 6 Priorities for our urban future.
[MEDIA RELEASE] First ‘Parliamentary Friends of Cities’ launched to champion Australia’s urban future
The first ever ‘Parliamentary Friends of Cities’ will be launched today, a multi-partisan group to advance long-term, place-based urban policy within the Australian Parliament.
2026 State Election Priorities
We have released a list of election priorities as we head into the 2026 State Election.
Listening Forums: You Spoke, We Listened
The Committee for Adelaide recently invited members to participate in a series of ‘Listening Forums’ to help shape the future of our city and state.
Welcoming new members to SA ZERO
The Committee for Adelaide is delighted to welcome SA Power Networks, ElectraNet, and Uniting Communities as the newest members of our SA ZERO cluster.
FY26 Business Plan and Strategy
Over the past few months, the team and board has been busy shaping our direction for FY26 and beyond. As a city, it’s clear we need a relentless focus on productivity, climate change and resilience, while tackling issues like connectivity and density to ensure we have the right foundations in place for Adelaide to thrive for generations to come.
