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Local reconciliation champions recognised

Published on 04 June 2026

Six individuals and groups have been recognised for helping build stronger relations between First Nations and non-indigenous peoples in the Onkaparinga region.

The Fleurieu Biennale Art Prize returns

Published on 03 June 2026

Explore the stunning works in this nationally significant prize in McLaren Vale from 6 June to 5 July.

Pride Month at Onkaparinga Libraries

Published on 29 May 2026

Get crafty or watch Jimpa, a moving, multi-generational film at Onkaparinga’s libraries during Pride Month (1–30 June).

Award-winning Onkaparinga

Published on 29 May 2026

Nation-topping winemakers, softball stars and world-record setters are among the latest Onkaparinga award-winners.

All in for National Reconciliation Week

Published on 25 May 2026

See how you can get involved with National Reconciliation Week (27 May to 3 June) in the City of Onkaparinga.

Your year to volunteer

Published on 21 May 2026

Sixty-five council volunteers were recognised for their service at a National Volunteer Week event held at the Hopgood Theatre yesterday.

Have your say on community capacity strategy

Published on 21 May 2026

The council’s draft Community Capacity and Connection Strategy 2026–31 aims to support an informed, active, creative and empowered community.

May 2026 Council meeting update

Published on 21 May 2026

See the key outcomes from the City of Onkaparinga’s 19 May Council meeting.

Get ready for Onkaparinga’s 2026 election

Published on 19 May 2026

The community decides who will lead Onkaparinga in November, but deadlines to ensure you’re enrolled to vote – or nominate to become a councillor – are much sooner.

Willunga named Australia’s best food and wine town

Published on 12 May 2026

McLaren Vale and Fleurieu Coast's iconic township topped a prestigious Australian Traveller list and joined McLaren Vale on another list of top 100 Australian towns.

One Million Stories

Published on 08 May 2026

The City of Onkaparinga invites those who came to Australia through war, persecution, displacement or internment to tell their story for a new art project.