40 Under 40 nominations open

In this month's City business

Festival season in full swing
Visitor Centre on the move
40 Under 40: nominations open
City Beach consultation to enable redevelopment
SA's planning system is changing

Festival season in full swing

Adelaide Fringe and Adelaide Festival venues are playing host to some of Australia's best performing artists, musicians and comedians. Make the most of the final festival weeks and enjoy a night out - explore the programs, reserve your ticket and book a table at your favourite city or North Adelaide restaurant.

Visitor Information Centre is on the move!

The Adelaide Visitor Information Centre has moved from James Place to 25 Pirie Street. The bigger footprint will allow our team of knowledgeable volunteers to help more visitors with tourism-related information in a COVID-safe environment. Visitors will also have access to digital and online visitor resources from Monday to Friday.

On weekends, the mobile Visitor Information Bike will be in Rundle Mall to assist anyone looking for things to see and do in and around Adelaide. Visitors can also access explore.cityofadelaide.com.au at any time to find comprehensive visitor information.

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The 40 Under 40 Awards celebrate the passion, vision and achievements of South Australia's young entrepreneurs and business leaders. The Adelaide Economic Development Agency is proud to be a supporter of this prestigious event. The nominations for the 2021 Awards are now open.

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Understanding employee entitlements

16 March 5:00pm - 6:30pm

Understanding and correctly providing employee entitlements can avoid unwanted financial stress and legalities. This free information session is delivered by the SA Small Business Commissioner.

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City Beach consultation

The City of Adelaide is seeking feedback on a proposal to revoke the classification of the Pirie Street Volleyball Courts Land as community land to enable its sale and redevelopment.

Consultation closes 5pm, Monday 29 March 2021.

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SA's planning system is changing

South Australia’s new planning system for large regional towns and metropolitan areas will go live on 19 March, allowing development applications to be submitted and tracked online via Australia’s first state wide ePlanning platform.

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