City of Playford

City of Playford will this week unveil designs for the final stage of the $12 million transformation of Stebonheath Road.

Prepare yourself for a night of laughs as comedian Tommy Little performs at the Shedley Theatre this March.

After dedicating more than 35 years to the community and the environment, City of Playford resident and volunteer Pauline Frost has been honoured with an Order of Australia Medal (OAM).

If you own a green bin in Playford, you’re in a great position to fight food waste. Just over 30 per cent of the contents of our red lid general waste bins in Playford are comprised of food scraps, which ends up in landfill.

Flight Lieutenant Natalie Giles punched the F/A-18B through the sound barrier, leaving a sonic boom in her wake. Strapped in the seat behind the pilot, she was handed the controls of the $70 million warbird for a hair-raising flight 20,000 feet over Australia’s east coast.

Streetlight’s co-founder, Ben Rowe, and Project Manager, Jessica Ferdinands, are the inaugural recipients of Playford’s Active Citizenship and Young Citizenship Award.

In 2021, the Elizabeth Vale Soccer Club celebrated its 60th year supporting the community to lead active and healthy lives. The birthday celebration, turned community fun day, is the recipient of the Community Group and Initiative of the Year award.

Sport can unite diverse communities and the Playford Athletics Centre has been recognised for its camaraderie being named Playford Sports Club of the Year.

Young music entrepreneur, Bianca Nilsson, is building her record label, publicity and management company into a global powerhouse at the age of 25.

Captain Hulk, also known as Anthony Hill, has been named the 2022 Playford Citizen of the Year.