Construction has progressed significantly on the shared use loop path around the inner harbour in order to provide pedestrians and cyclists with improved access to the Port River and surrounds. The works on the loop path started in June and the main portion of the path has been completed.
Fertiliser plant Incitec Pivot will move its operations out of Port Adelaide to a new South Australian facility, under a state government policy aimed at reviving Port Adelaide with more people, new homes and more jobs in the area.
A round up of news from Our Port including updates on restoration works and other construction and upcoming events.
Shopping at Port Adelaide is a breeze all year. But free parking at Christmas makes it one convenient location.
South Australia’s oldest working port is being celebrated in a new publication Embracing the History, which chronicles the rich maritime history of Port Adelaide and Inner Harbour.
A round up of news from Our Port including updates on restoration works and other construction and upcoming events.
Six innovative art projects have been awarded grants as part of the Unexpected Port program, Gear Up Girl is coming to Our Port and the Laneway Festival lineup is announced.
Six innovative projects have been awarded grants as part of the Unexpected Port program. Strong interest was received in the grants as part of the program of arts events that begins in February 2014.
In response to conversations with the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and feedback from the local community, the plans for Hart’s Mill have been updated to accommodate a bigger playground for kids.
Port Adelaide will next year host Australia’s premier indie music event, St Jerome’s Laneway Festival. The hugely popular event will move to Hart’s Mill, Port Adelaide’s iconic landmark on 7 February 2014.
