City of Playford

PlanSA has introduced a new planning and development system from 19 March, which will impact everyone in SA who is looking to build or develop land now and into the future. Our City of Playford Manager of Planning Services shares his thoughts on the new system and regulations.

Over the past five years the Elizabeth Rugby Union Football Club (ERUFC) has experienced significant growth as the Club has focused on rebuilding their junior sides with a commitment to creating an all-inclusive, family friendly club.

Martina loves connecting with people and making a positive impact to their life. It was this drive mixed with 10 years’ experience in community development that secured her the role of Wellbeing Hub Project Officer at the City of Playford.

After a long wait, Gavin Cianci is looking forward to taking the stage and star as Sam Carmichael in the Northern Light Theatre Company’s (NLTC) production of Mamma Mia!

Craigmore brothers Izak and Eli Scherer have been regular attendees of the Playford Library's STEAM Club since the program commenced in 2019.

Alirio Zavarce aims to create, advocate and bring a new perspective to the artistic landscape of theatre in Australia.AJZ Productions' latest enterprise, True Ability, has partnered with the Playford 10 initiative to help develop young people’s life skill capacity within local schools.

If you have a green FOGO (Food Organics, Garden Organics) bin in Playford you’re one of around 20,000 people who do, and you’re in a prime position to help make some real change with your treatment of household food waste. Find out how!

The Smith Creek Trail is a family-friendly shared path that winds its way along the creek from Craigmore to Stebonheath Park at Andrews Farm. It's perfect for walking, scooting and cycling and thanks to the support of a State Government Grant, 11 hectares of the trail were upgraded in late 2020.

Australia Day is a particularly meaningful date to become a new Australian citizen, and we officially welcomed 78 new ‘Aussies’ this past January 26. One of the conferees was Ar-En, who arrived on Australian soil in August 2015 from the Philippines.

From the moment you enter the gates of the Midway Road Community House you feel welcome. It is clear community is at the heart of the centre.