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Your Place, Your Space. Live your way in the Adelaide Hills. Information and resources for residents of the Adelaide Hills Council region.
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About Adelaide Hills
Events
The Adelaide Hills plays host to a variety of activities, markets and festivals, while the Council hosts a diverse program of events for everyone in the community.
Community Centres
Our team of friendly staff and volunteers are ready to welcome you to our Community Centres in Norton Summit and Gumeracha. Connect with your community by participating in a range of fun activities and events.
Local Tourism
Our region offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Escape to the heart of the hills
Arts and Culture
Celebrated for its unique and diverse arts culture, the Adelaide Hills region works with local artists and the wider community to facilitate and promote activities that enhance culture within our community.
Local Wildlife
One of the most cherished parts of living in the Adelaide Hills is sharing our backyards and properties with native wildlife. While we can happily co-exist, sometimes we need some tips for sharing our gardens.
Parks and Recreation
The Hills are dotted with places to play and enjoy fun recreational activities with family and friends. Find your next destination!
Elected Members
Meet the Council Members and the Mayor who represent the Adelaide Hills Council area, along with the Executive team. Council Members are essential in leading the community and advocating for its interests.
Business Services
Businesses of all shapes and sizes in the Adelaide Hills offering everything from fresh produce and food, to manufacturing and business advisory. Find out how to seek support for your business, connect with others and meet legislative requirements.
Public Health
Council is responsible for a range of public health and safety issues and initiatives, and work closely with local businesses, government and stakeholders to manage and mitigate public health risks.
Events
The Adelaide Hills plays host to a variety of activities, markets and festivals, while the Council hosts a diverse program of events for everyone in the community.
Community Centres
Our team of friendly staff and volunteers are ready to welcome you to our Community Centres in Norton Summit and Gumeracha. Connect with your community by participating in a range of fun activities and events.
Local Tourism
Our region offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Escape to the heart of the hills
Arts and Culture
Celebrated for its unique and diverse arts culture, the Adelaide Hills region works with local artists and the wider community to facilitate and promote activities that enhance culture within our community.
Local Wildlife
One of the most cherished parts of living in the Adelaide Hills is sharing our backyards and properties with native wildlife. While we can happily co-exist, sometimes we need some tips for sharing our gardens.
Parks and Recreation
The Hills are dotted with places to play and enjoy fun recreational activities with family and friends. Find your next destination!
Elected Members
Meet the Council Members and the Mayor who represent the Adelaide Hills Council area, along with the Executive team. Council Members are essential in leading the community and advocating for its interests.
Business Services
Businesses of all shapes and sizes in the Adelaide Hills offering everything from fresh produce and food, to manufacturing and business advisory. Find out how to seek support for your business, connect with others and meet legislative requirements.
Public Health
Council is responsible for a range of public health and safety issues and initiatives, and work closely with local businesses, government and stakeholders to manage and mitigate public health risks.
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Hills Council region
4 February 2026
Newly resurfaced Crafers Tennis Courts officially opened
Exciting news! The newly resurfaced Crafers Tennis Courts were officially opened on Wednesday the 4th of February.
Latest news
28 January 2026
Have your say on the draft Hills and Fleurieu Regional Landscape Plan 2026-2031
The Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board is currently seeking community and partner feedback on the draft Hills and Fleurieu Regional Landscape Plan 2026-2031.
28 January 2026
Temporary Cox Creek Trail closures begin late January
Sections of the trail will be temporarily closed for safety during invasive tree removal works.
28 January 2026
Santos Tour Down Under 2026 Photo Gallery
Check out a gallery of photos from the 2026 Santos Tour Down Under in the Adelaide Hills.
27 January 2026
Citizens of The Year 2026
Eleven Adelaide Hills Council residents and seven community groups were celebrated for their outstanding contributions to the community at the Adelaide Hills Council Citizen of the Year Awards on Friday 23 January 2026.
23 January 2026
Council Services impacted by extreme weather conditions
Extreme weather conditions impact Council services, find out what's impacted.
19 January 2026
2025-26 Community Grants announced
New community grants awarded for local projects, facilities and upgrades.
16 January 2026
Congratulations to our Citizen of the Year award recipients
Eleven Adelaide Hills Council residents and seven community groups to be recognised for their outstanding contributions to the community at the Adelaide Hills Council Citizen of the Year Awards 2026.
13 January 2026
Supplementary election to fill the vacancy of Mayor for the Adelaide Hills Council.
Your chance to shape our community.
13 January 2026
Chloé Dygert visits her paver on the Stirling Tour Down Under Walk of Fame
Have you visited out TDU walk of fame in Stirling?
6 January 2026
Have your say about our Access and Inclusion Plan 2026-2030.
Engagement open until 1 February 2026.
6 January 2026
Cox Creek Bridgewater restoration 12 month project update
Restoration is underway along 6km of Cox Creek backed by $1.97 million in Australian Government funding.
6 January 2026
Raised pedestrian crossing and new speed limit for Main Street Crafers
The Department of Infrastructure and Transport are making it safer for pedestrians to cross Main Street in Crafers by installing a raised Wombat Crossing. In addition, a 40km/h speed limit will be introduced between Mt Lofty Summit Road and Piccadilly Road
Fabrik
Fabrik’s exciting redevelopment is underway, which will create purpose-built galleries, workshop and artist studio spaces, a brand new retail store and a heritage interpretation throughout the site, celebrating the history of the Onkaparinga Woollen Mill.