Scams and Shams: Staying Safe from Scams in 2025 - City Library

Name: Scams and Shams: Staying Safe from Scams in 2025 - City Library
Start: 2025-05-21T10:30:00+0930
End: 2025-05-21T11:30:00+0930
Location: Adelaide City Library

Wed, 21 May, 10:30am - 11:30am ACST

Adelaide City Library

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Adelaide City Library

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Scams and Shams: Staying Safe from Scams in 2025 with Uniting Communities

For Law Week 2025, Adelaide City Libraries are partnering with the Uniting Communities Law Centre for a free education workshop and presentation on staying safe from scams. This session will teach participants to build confidence and security online by learning to identify scams, gaining knowledge into associated legal protections, and the best steps to take if you are the victim of a scam. The Consumer Credit Team within Uniting Communities Law Centre will lead the session and use their experience of working with people who have been scammed to provide valuable insights, leaving attendees feeling both protected from and prepared for online scams.

Contact: library@cityofadelaide.com.au

Phone: 8203 7990

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The City Library is the largest of our libraries. This modern library is located on one level and offers a variety of programs and services for everyone.

Getting Here

The city centre is serviced by all forms of public transport including trains (Adelaide station 650m), trams (closest stop Rundle Mall 280m) and buses (closest stops in Grenfell Street - F4 and G2 northern side and T3 and T2 southern side).

For public transport routes and timetables see the Adelaide Metro website.

If you are already within the city or North Adelaide, the Adelaide Free connector bus is a great option. The large loop (98a and 98c) connects North Adelaide and the City, while the small loop (99a and 99c) connects the inner city areas that are not serviced by the tram.

Please note that Rundle Mall is a vehicle free zone. For those with mobility issues, we recommend entry from Grenfell Street (through Da Costa arcade or Rundle Place (see above).

The closest taxi rank is on the southern side of Grenfell Street, near Gawler Place, or on Pulteney Street, near Hungry Jacks.

The closest car park is Rundle Place car park, located on Level 6. There are several other off-street car parks nearby, including UPark Gawler Place Gawler Place and Rundle Street.

Accessibility

Since before the doors opened at the City Library, the City of Adelaide Access and Inclusion Advisory Panel (AIAP) has been working with library staff to ensure that the library is a welcome and inclusive place for everyone to enjoy.

For information about the accessibility in the library, please read the City Library Access Guide