CDA SA

01/06/2026

Empower community voices... we deserve not just to be heard but respected.

A state budget warning shot from Mike Smithson who lifts "a lid on the most notorious, economic dark cloud in SA’s history" with three Labor luminaries.

01/06/2026

Why is a decrease in housing prices bad news?

Oh, yes, the media is owned by the wealthy. How about consulting and engaging with the public, and our state government, who constantly say we have a housing crisis?

Surely this helps make homes more affordable?

First home deposit scheme backfires as house prices tumbleBy 9News Staff7:34am May 31, 2026 X Facebook Mail Investors have left the market and buyers aren't biting, leaving house prices, particularly those on the more expensive end, tumbling in the past few weeks."We could be talking five to 10 per...

31/05/2026

Why is the Australian government still in AUKUS?

Germany and Norway have designed, and are about to build, a new Type 212CD submarine, fitted with a hydrogen fuel cell-based air-independent propulsion system and diesel engines. This means it can stay underwater for weeks without having to resurface at all. It is completely silent and optimised for stealth.

No need for nuclear power, as the difference has just been drastically reduced.

AUKUS submarines create nuclear waste, go against the agreement Australia signed against nuclear weapons and warfare, and will be completely obsolete when delivered (if they ever are - Trump may pull out at any time).

Billions of dollars that could be spent on housing, NDIS, carer benefits, the homeless etc etc.

These submarines are now being offered to Canada, who were not even spoken to about AUKUS to see if they wanted to be involved.

We are constantly told we are a rich country, but as long as the public are not respectfully consulted on spending priorities we will all keep struggling to pay our bills. Spending billions that we will have to borrow on obsolete submarines, continuing to give away our resources for free, means we are becoming poorer, not richer.

All except the rich 1% of course, who continue to grow their wealth faster than ever.

30/05/2026

PROTECT: SAVE THE DATE

Saturday 6 June 2026
10:30am
Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16)

Public concern is growing as the Labor Government continues to encroach on your Park Lands.

Save the date and join others in a united call to say: enough is enough. We must stop the chop and protect the Eastern Park Lands from further destruction for the MotoGP.

Bring Yellow Ribbons
Bring yellow ribbons to tie around the trees in the park as a symbol of hope, optimism and confidence.

More details will follow.

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30/05/2026

What nonsense! Rents will jump 350%??? Really??? Then every renter would be homeless.

When the wealthy have to pay their share of tax they do tend to become quite angry...

Rents to jump 350 per cent under budget measures, modelling showsBy Adam Vidler7:01pm May 29, 2026 X Facebook Mail A trio of real estate bodies have claimed this year's federal budget will increase rents by more than four times the government's $2 claim.Master Builders Australia, the Property Cou...

30/05/2026

The trees are already gone – but a government employee is still planning a court injunction to stop his boss from redeveloping the North Adelaide Golf Course. 📌 DETAILS: https://bit.ly/49Z3dcX

30/05/2026

We deserve to know how much of OUR money is being spent on what could be the most dangerous MotoGP street circuit in the world.

No consultation. No public costings. Productivity lost as people take longer to get to work for more weeks every year. Was this productivity cost accounted for before the government decided to buy this race?

Adelaide Street Circuit designer Bob Barnard estimates it could cost more than $100 million to remodel the track for the MotoGP, but the premier says that number has not been mentioned to him.

21/05/2026

The State Government is proposing to build 4-6 storey aged care facilities in the Hills Face Zone.

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30/04/2026

Calls for a whistleblower reward scheme are sounding as other states outpace SA when it comes to protections for whistleblowers.