KBR, in partnership with South Australian engineering consultancy, WGA, is providing structural and civil design support for the landmark New Women’s and Children’s Hospital (New WCH) Project in Adelaide. KBR is proud to be supporting the project which has commenced major construction, with piling now underway for the main clinical building. This landmark project continues KBR’s long-standing role in delivering transformative public infrastructure across the state.
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Could you be the next Tech Fast 50 success story?
Applications for the Deloitte 2026 Tech Fast 50 program are now open.
For 25 years, Tech Fast 50 has celebrated the businesses and leaders driving innovation, growth and transformation across Australia’s technology sector.
If your company is scaling and making an impact, or you know one that is, don’t miss the opportunity to be recognised.
Applications close 9 October 2026.
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Despite working across India, the Middle East and the USA, Anoop Menon has called Adelaide home for more than 20 years. He shares his career journey as an architect, and path to Adelaide as Hames Sharley’s new South Australia Studio Leader.
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How do you get prospective students excited about a university journey they haven’t experienced yet? For Adelaide University’s first Open Days, Fuller created ‘Get to know your future’ – a platform designed to make university feel familiar before students had to make big decisions.
Activations stretched beyond campus, transforming Adelaide’s iconic Popeye cruises in North Terrace Purple and turning the River Torrens into a moving extension of university life. Free rides, DJs, students and staff created a distinctive experience, amplified through student-led social content.
Hays is launching its AI in Finance Survey to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the finance profession across Australia and New Zealand. Targeting CFOs and senior finance leaders, the initiative aims to generate valuable industry insights while fostering meaningful conversations and stronger professional relationships. The findings will contribute to thought leadership in the sector and support future industry events planned for 2027.
For more information see, email kieran.campbell@hays.com.au or kate.wevell@hays.com.au.
BDO has launched a practical checklist to help you assess your business’s readiness for investment and growth. The checklist covers four critical areas investors examine closely: strategy, governance, financial performance and operational capability. Designed as a practical self-assessment tool, it helps you identify potential gaps and focus on the areas most likely to come under scrutiny during an investment process. Whether you’re seeking capital now or planning for future growth, the checklist provides a useful starting point to assess your readiness.
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New EY research finds 1 in 10 Australian adults is currently using GLP-1 medicines – and the implications extend far beyond the grocery aisle. GLP-1 medicines will help millions of people lose weight and their impact will extend far beyond the set of scales. As appetites change, so do habits: what people eat and drink, how they connect and how they engage with the world. For the food and beverage sector, this new appetite is not a reduction, but a redefinition of consumption.
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More than 620 charities, sporting clubs, schools and volunteer groups are raising funds through the People First Community Lottery, with tickets now on sale.
Participating groups keep 100% of every $2 ticket they sell, while People First Bank and its Lottery partners cover the administration, marketing and $300,000 prize pool.
“The Community Lottery has raised more than $22 million for organisations that do incredible work in their communities. It’s a simple way to help them raise the funds they need,” said People First Bank spokesperson Stuart Symons.
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Glamour, racing, and bubbles for a cause. The Kitchen hosts Melbourne Cup race day in partnership with SALIFE Magazine and the Jodi Lee Foundation. Arrive to a glass of bubbles, then a four-course feast with curated beverage pairings. A portion of proceeds supports the Jodi Lee Foundation’s mission to prevent and detect bowel cancer early. Fashion identity Emma Riemersma hosts Fashions Off the Field, with prizes including a stay at Eos by SkyCity and dining across SkyCity venues. The race that stops the nation screens live throughout the venue.
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This prestigious award recognises organisations across Australia that have created cultural change shifting towards high-performing workplaces and constructive culture. Accepted by Head of People and Development, Steve Newman, this award reflects Credit Union SA’s long-term commitment to building a workplace where people can contribute, collaborate and thrive.
As one of only 5 organisations to receive this award in 2026, Credit Union SA believes that strong culture is fundamental to supporting employees, members and the broader South Australian community.
Beca is supporting the delivery of the Swanbank Steel Mill in Queensland, working alongside Future Forgeworks, UGL and CPB Contractors, to help bring a new chapter of Australian manufacturing to life.
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Don’t miss City of Salisbury’s annual South Australian Women in Business Conference 2026.
The conference brings together aspiring and established businesswomen from across South Australia for a day of inspiration, learning, and meaningful connection.
Hosted by Adelady and featuring keynote speaker Tammy Barton, founder and director of MyBudget, the conference offers practical insights, inspiring stories, and valuable opportunities to connect with like-minded women in business.
Hear Tammy share her entrepreneurial journey and the lessons learned building one of Australia’s most recognised financial services.
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Join Adelaide Venue Management for a glittering night under the stars at Starlit Christmas – Adelaide’s most exciting festive celebration – 11 and 12 December at Adelaide Convention Centre.
Hosted by the charismatic Michael Griffiths, step beneath a canopy of twinkling lights and toast the season with a beautifully curated three-course menu, South Australian beverages and dazzling entertainment.
Take to the dance floor as crowd favourites, Mr Buzzy and The Cast bring high-energy performances, keeping the celebration alive well into the night.
Gather your colleagues, social club and friends for an evening of festive sparkle and all that shimmers – it’s one party you don’t want to miss!
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Lutheran Care’s Elcies Thrift Stores are celebrating seven years of fundraising to support vulnerable South Australians. The flagship Norwood store at 43-45 The Parade launched in October 2019, followed by Tanunda in 2020 and Semaphore in 2023. Elcies offers handpicked, high-quality preloved and new items in beautiful boutique-style spaces, with great brands, great savings and the opportunity to do good with your spend. Did you know spending $75 at Elcies can help provide food for a family in crisis? Together with Lutheran Care’s mission stores, all stores raise funds for the homegrown charity, founded in 1969.
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U City Function Centre is inviting Adelaide businesses and organisations to celebrate the end of the year in the heart of the CBD.
With award-winning catering by Blanco Horner, premium beverage packages, warm professional service and a modern, fully accessible venue, U City offers an ideal setting for festive lunches and corporate dinners.
An Early Bird offer is also available, with one free night’s accommodation for bookings confirmed by 30 September.*
*T&Cs apply.
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Sole Purpose: Sneakers for Change is a unique exhibition and online auction where art, fashion and philanthropy come together to support people experiencing homelessness.
Featuring one-of-a-kind sneaker artworks created by some of South Australia’s most talented artists — including two who discovered their passion for art at Hutt St Centre while facing homelessness — Sole Purpose transforms a classic pair of New Balance sneakers into collectible works of art with a powerful social purpose.
Bidding on the unique sneaker artworks is open until the end of September, with all proceeds helping provide essential support, healthcare and pathways out of homelessness for people seeking help at Hutt St Centre.
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The Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation has released its latest Impact Report, showcasing the difference made possible through the generosity of its community. From advancing research and funding essential equipment to providing specialised care, meaningful bereavement support and enhanced patient experiences, the report highlights how donor, volunteer and partner contributions are helping improve the health and wellbeing of children and families across South Australia.
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Cancer Council SA is partnering with Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation for a once-in-a-lifetime cricket experience, offering 10 lucky corporate teams the chance to play in the first ever Biggest Backyard Cricket Bash on the legendary Adelaide Oval.
On Sunday 11 October, teams will take part in a round-robin T10 competition, with the top two teams battling it out in a grand final on the centre wicket alongside South Australian cricket legends.
There are only three team spots left! All funds raised go to mental health and cancer research.
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Looking for a memorable venue for an end-of-year celebration or corporate event?
The Pavilion Carrick Hill offers a spectacular setting with sweeping views across Adelaide to the coastline. Surrounded by heritage gardens, it combines contemporary hospitality with one of the city’s most impressive outlooks. Whether it’s a client event, team celebration or corporate function, The Pavilion delivers exceptional food, warm service and a unique experience overlooking the city and ocean.
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Scouts SA’s Woodhouse Adventure Park is seeking support to renew its ageing internal road network, which serves more than 65,000 visitors each year across 54 hectares of Adelaide Hills bushland.
A proposed $800,000 renewal would address drainage, grading, re-sheeting and targeted repairs, improving visitor and emergency access while protecting a significant tourism, education and recreation destination just 25 minutes from Adelaide.
Following recent success at the QANTAS Australian Tourism Awards, Woodhouse is looking to build partnerships that can help secure its future.
Please email Olivia Trussell, Partnerships Lead or call 0457 793 222 for more inforamtion.
Quisk was proud to again partner with Tactic to bring its 2026 Conference & Trade Expo to life in Port Augusta.
Drawing on 20 years of marketing, branding and creative experience, Quisk worked closely with Tactic from strategy through to delivery, managing event branding, digital campaigns, social media, communications, graphic design and collateral.
This integrated approach helped build awareness, drive registrations and create a strong, consistent presence across every touchpoint. Attracting 760+ attendees across two days, the Conference demonstrated the value of having an experienced marketing partner who understands the bigger picture and can bring all the pieces together.
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Venue and Event registrations for the 2027 Adelaide Fringe season are officially open.
Venues across South Australia and artists from all around the world are invited to take part at Australia’s biggest arts festival, running 19 February to 21 March 2027. Fringe is an open access festival, meaning anyone can join. Support is available every step of the way, helping newcomers and returning participants get ready for another big season.
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September is World Dementia Month, a timely reminder of how many families in our community are navigating a dementia diagnosis, often for the first time.
Understanding more about dementia, its symptoms, its stages and how it may affect daily life, can make a real difference for families finding their way forward. Practical knowledge around communication, person-centred support and home adaptations can help families feel more confident and connected as they support someone they love.
Wherever your family is on this journey, Dovida’s free guide, “Dementia Care – A Guide for Carers and Families,” is here to help.
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Zahra Foundation Australia invites you to an evening of conversation, connection and action at Sanctuary, Adelaide Zoo, on Wednesday, 21 October, from 6pm to 9pm.
Under the theme Leading with influence to create safer, stronger and more economically secure futures for women, Changemaker will explore how leaders, workplaces and communities can turn influence into meaningful action.
Respected Australian leader and advocate Tanya Hosch AM will be the keynote speaker and also joined by other industry leaders on the night for a panel discussion.
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Planning an end-of-year celebration, networking event or corporate function? Located in Adelaide’s CBD, ILA Bar is available for exclusive private events of up to 100 guests.
Committee for Adelaide members can enjoy complimentary venue hire with no minimum spend for eligible events held Wednesday to Saturday throughout September and October 2026.
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One of the world’s most iconic operas returns in an arresting new production of Carmen, bringing Bizet’s tale of defiance and speaking truth to power to Adelaide.
Across four performances 17 – 24 October at Her Majesty’s Theatre, opera’s ultimate rebel takes centre stage in a production that evokes the sounds and sights of Bizet’s Spain. Australian director Laura Hansford brings her unique vision to this production, collaborating with South Australian soprano Charlotte Kelso who returns home in the title role of Carmen.
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Who could you become as a leader with the opportunity to step outside your everyday world, challenge your thinking and see South Australia through a completely different lens?
Applications are now open for the 2027 Governor’s Leadership Foundation (GLF) Program, bringing together a diverse group of leaders who are curious, open-minded and passionate about making a difference in their organisations and communities. Curious about GLF but not quite ready to apply? The September Information Session is the perfect place to start.
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Most days, they’re in scrubs, in hospitals, treating patients.
On 18 October, they’re in black tie, holding instruments instead of scalpels.
The Australian Doctors Orchestra brings together 100 doctors and health professionals from across the country, performing for one afternoon at Norwood Concert Hall in support of Sight For All’s work training local eye specialists across the Asia Pacific.
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