Salisbury Aware | August to November 2023

A word from Mayor Gillian Aldridge OAM.

Salisbury Aware is a community magazine dedicated to the people and stories across the City of Salisbury. It features everything from events, projects, good news stories around the community, and exciting things on the horizon.

The last year has seen the City of Salisbury hard at work to rejuvenate the City Centre with the $8 million Church and John Streets Revitalisation Project.

A lot has happened in Salisbury’s Recreation Precinct since last July when Mayor Gillian Aldridge OAM turned the first sod at Happy Home Reserve.

The City of Salisbury is committed to reconciliation and is in full support of the continuing work that must be done to enhance awareness and respect of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Recently Mayor Gillian Aldridge OAM was invited to, and spoke at, the exciting opening of the new Amazon Disaster Relief Hub right here in the City of Salisbury.

Each year, the City of Salisbury holds the Watershed Creative Prize to highlight sustainability, and provide the opportunity for talented SA artists to flex their creative muscles.

Mawson Lakes Boulevard glowed as the City of Salisbury offered a brand-new experience, Lights at Mawson.

Salisbury is playing host to a new program to make STEM accessible to all children, shining light on possible career pathways that might otherwise remain in the dark to them.

Nicole Calder is nurturing young women in soccer with a mindful and professional approach.

We asked our Elected Members, ‘What recent community achievement, event, or project in your ward are you proud of?’ Here’s what they said...

Read all about our exciting events!

Recently completed city works.