Our series of stories, Know Your Park Lands Art, guides you through various creative displays within your Adelaide Park Lands.

This month, we look at a statue in Light Square / Wauwi dedicated to South Australia’s famous suffragist.

Earlier this month, Adelaideans endured the city’s coldest July morning in more than a century

Despite the record-breaking chill, it certainly hasn’t caused your Park Lands to go into hibernation.

Annual winter event Illuminate Adelaide is celebrating “art, light, music and technology” until the 21st.  

Running clubs are all the rage, particularly in your Adelaide Park Lands.

APA’s Carla Caruso has pulled on her sneakers to try out a few, and share her experiences.

First up: the Stride Run Club, which meets in Hutt Street and has the lure of a coffee and cake at the end.

North Adelaide resident Tony Sinclair is a wine and travel lover, public servant, and mental health warrior.

He regularly posts eye-catching images of your Park Lands on his Instagram account, Tony of Adelaide.

‘Bin chicken’ may be an unflattering moniker, but it’s not wholly inaccurate.

In the latest instalment of our What bird is that? series, writer Nick Munday looks at a bird, which the Ancient Egyptians considered sacred, but in Australia is best known for being a dumpster-diving scavenger. 

Our series of stories, Know Your Park Lands Art, guide you through various artistic displays within your Adelaide Park Lands.

Writer Ali Morgan has put the spotlight on Branchrack (2013) designed by creative duo CHEB.

School students battled sideways rain during a six-hour race last Friday in Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16 of your Adelaide Park Lands).

The June 14 event involved kids, aged under 13, competing in human-powered vehicles.

Our series of stories, Know Your Park Lands Art, guides you through various creative displays within your Adelaide Park Lands.

This time, we look at the stone sculpture “Black Spring”, by Andy Goldsworthy, in the Adelaide Botanic Garden (Park 11).

An Adelaide academic has called for greater commitment to protecting and encouraging pedestrians, both in your Park Lands and in the CBD.