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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Committee for Adelaide will host 'Back to Business' on Friday 27 March 2026, a thought leadership conversation exploring South Australia's trade, investment, and economic opportunities, just one week after the state election. 

The Committee for Adelaide will proudly host our signature International Women's Day Breakfast on 26 February 2026, as we come together to 'Balance the Scales' - a powerful call to ensure that every woman and girl is safe, heard, and free to shape her own life.