Have your say on reducing red tape in South Australia
The South Australian Productivity Commission has released an issues paper and is seeking feedback on the regulations, processes and interactions businesses face, including licensing, approvals, compliance requirements and dealings with state and local government agencies.
Strengthening ties with the UK
On 24 August 2026, Committee for Adelaide Chair Raymond Spencer and Chief Executive Sam Dighton met with Lord Spellar during his visit to Adelaide to discuss opportunities to further strengthen South Australia’s relationship with the United Kingdom.
A united voice for Australia’s capital cities
In August, Committee for Adelaide Chief Executive Sam Dighton joined fellow city leaders in Canberra to advocate for a stronger national urban agenda and ensure the priorities of Australia’s capital cities are heard at the federal level.
Supporting the vital work of Catherine House and Hutt St Centre
We were proud to support two of our valued not-for-profit members, Catherine House Inc and Hutt St Centre.
Meeting with Senator the Hon James McGrath
Thank you to Senator the Hon. James McGrath for taking the time, while in Adelaide, to meet with Committee for Adelaide members and share his perspective on cities and urban policy.
OPINION: Why Adelaide can’t afford to leave talent at the door
Adelaide is at an important inflection point. As we accelerate towards our ambition of becoming a globally connected hub for defence, technology, health sciences, and the creative industries, we need to attract and retain workforce. Writes our Chief Executive Sam Dighton.
Make your business count. Enrol for the City of Adelaide council election
If your business owns or occupies premises in the City of Adelaide, you may be entitled to vote. Make your business count today and enrol to vote.
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.
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.
ADL 2050 Vision – Have your say!
Adelaide has long benefited from good planning, good fortune, and a lifestyle that many cities envy. But the truth is, the next 25 years won’t look like the last 25. That’s why the Committee for Adelaide has launched ADL2050 – a long-term, community-informed vision to help guide the future of our city and state.
