Skippy adds colour to the river
Have you spotted the big red kangaroos on the north side of the Port River yet? They're part of Renewal SA’s Unexpected Port arts program.
Year: 2015
Premier visits Quest construction site
Interest from investors in Port Adelaide continues to grow, and this is a positive sign for the area's future.
Commercial Road landscape rejuvenation complete
Commercial Road has just had a facelift with the installation of new landscaping to provide an uplifting entrance to Port Adelaide.
Australia’s prime waterfront opportunity on offer
The State Government is seeking proposals for the redevelopment of 40 hectares of prime land across Port Adelaide, including 4.2 kilometres of waterfront promenade.
Hart’s Mill wins again!
We are very proud to announce that the Hart’s Mill Project was awarded The David Saunders Award for Heritage and the Award for Urban Design by the SA Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects.
Residential developer appointed in Port Adelaide
The State Government has appointed Systembuilt as the successful developer for 6–10 McLaren Parade, the first residential development opportunity in Port Adelaide as part of the Port Adelaide Renewal Project.
More progress on Port Adelaide revitalisation
Renewal SA is leading the revitalisation of one of the state’s most unique and historic areas with the approval of new planning policies for Port Adelaide.
Port Adelaide Train Station Plaza ‘place lift’ complete
The Port Adelaide train station underwent a rejuvenating 'place lift' in March and April thanks to Renewal SA's Works Program and training provider Carey Training.
Port Admiral Hotel to be a vibrant gateway to the Port
Local icon the Port Admiral Hotel has recently sold and will be renovated to create three ground-floor business opportunities and restore its personality.
9:16 cinema earns its place at the Adelaide Film Festival
Film Buff Central proprietor Mike Retter and 9:16 co-producer Chris Luscri have teamed up with Renewal SA and Adelaide Film Festival to expand their ideas for the Vertical Cinema movement in 2015.