SA ZERO – Charging Ahead: The Public Health and Productivity Case for Transport Electrification
OPEN EVENT: As part of Future Energy Week, this event will discuss the public health, economic and productivity benefits of transport electrification, and the investment required to support the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) across both passenger and freight fleets in South Australia.
Ministerial Fireside Series – Hon. Kyam Maher MLC
On 13 August 2026, the Hon Kyam Maher MLC, Deputy Premier, joined us for the third event in our 2026 Ministerial Fireside Series, presented in partnership with MinterEllison.
An evening at the footy with Adelaide Football Club
MEMBER EVENT: The Committee for Adelaide, in partnership with the Adelaide Football Club, will host members for our annual AFC Member Networking Event.
The New Frontier: South Australia’s Space, Defence, and Resources Economy
OPEN EVENT: The Committee for Adelaide, in partnership with Major Event Partner, BHP, and Supporting Partner, Australia Day Council of South Australia, invites you to explore how the space, defence and critical minerals sectors are strengthening advanced manufacturing, driving innovation and building the workforce needed for the future. Hear from industry leaders as they discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping South Australia’s economy.
Ministerial Fireside Series
MEMBER EVENT: The Committee for Adelaide, in partnership with MinterEllison, is proud to present the Ministerial Fireside Series; a program of exclusive conversations with South Australian Government Ministers for Committee members.
2026 Illuminate Adelaide Preview
On 30 June 2026, Committee for Adelaide and Festival City Adelaide members enjoyed an exclusive behind-the-scenes preview of this year’s festival, hearing directly from Illuminate Adelaide Co-Founders and Creative Directors Rachael Azzopardi and Lee Cumberlidge, alongside internationally renowned digital artist behind Digital Abyss, Miguel Chevalier.
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.
Workforce needs: International Talent & Skilled Migration
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.
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.
