September Members Meeting

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History Talks:Sept 4, 7.30pm, Burnside Uniting Church, Cnr Fisher & Portrush Roads MIGRANT WORK CAMPS – 1948-1960 Speaker: Karen Agutter Following the Second World War, Displaced Persons and assisted European migrants, especially those arriving under special worker schemes, were essential to Australia’s post-war recovery and economic expansion. In return for their passage, these men and … Continue reading September Members Meeting

Walking Tours

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With spring just around the corner, it's the perfect time to start planning your next adventure. The National Trust of South Australia's popular Spring Walking Tours are returning soon and offering a refreshing way to explore the stories, streetscapes and hidden histories of our beautiful state.Lace up your walking shoes, book your tickets below and … Continue reading Walking Tours

Ancient Skies

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Mondays 11th January-15th of February 2027 (held over 6-weeks) 2027 - 7.00pm-9.00pm (Don't miss the 2027 enrolment!) Adelaide Planetarium, Mawson Lakes Campus, Adelaide University. Paul Curnow Adelaide Planetarium School of Physics, Chemistry and Earth Sciences, College of Science, Adelaide University. Abstract: Have you ever wondered about the origins of the constellations in the night sky? Who first named them … Continue reading Ancient Skies

Ediacaran & Cambrian fossils of South Australia

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The Geological Society of South Australia (SA Div.), Field Geology Club of South Australia, and Royal Society of South Australia present: The 11th Ralph Tate Memorial Lecture The Ediacaran & Cambrian fossils of South Australia: the Dawn of Animal Life Thursday 3rd of September 2026 at 6.30 pm Mawson Lecture Theatre Department of Earth Sciences Adelaide … Continue reading Ediacaran & Cambrian fossils of South Australia