the population. Afghanistan was third as place of birth and parents' birth after Australia and England, overtaking Scotland, and Hazaraghi was the language next most frequently spoken at home after English. In 2007, Northern Sound System was established at 71 Elizabeth Way. The centre has offered programs, courses and workshops in various skills, including DJ, hip hop music, youth choir, gaming and animation; songwriting and music production, and it also includes recording studios, a live music venue, and rehearsal spaces. Facilities and attractions The City of Playford civic centre houses the council chambers, the Elizabeth branch of the Playford Library and the Shedley Theatre. Westerly adjacent to the civic centre is the Elizabeth Shopping Centre at the heart of the suburb. Formerly known as Elizabeth Town Centre, it has been progressively expanded since the 1960s. In its early days it featured open-air malls, but today it comprises a single storey undercover mall. A major renovation and extension was completed in 2004. Parks Dauntsey Reserve is located between Winterslow Road and Woodford Road. Ridley Reserve is located on the suburb's southern boundary. There are other parks and reserves in the suburb. Schools Playford International College (formerly Fremont-Elizabeth City High School) is on Philip Highway. Kaurna Plains School is on Ridley Road. Sport Elizabeth is the home of the Central District Bulldogs, an Australian rules football team in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL). The team hwon nine SANFL premierships in the period from 2000 to 2010. They play all of their home games at Elizabeth Oval (currently named "X Convenience Oval"). Elizabeth also has an association football club (soccer), the Playford City Patriots, who play in the South Australian State League. However, their home stadium is Ramsay Park in Edinburgh North, westerly adjacent to Elizabeth. Transport Roads Elizabeth is serviced by Main North Road, connecting the suburb to Adelaide city centre, and by Philip Highway. Public transport Elizabeth is serviced by public transport run by the Adelaide Metro. The Gawler railway line passes beside the suburb. The closest station is Elizabeth. Elizabeth is serviced by buses run by the Adelaide Metro. Media The local newspaper was the now-closed News Review Messenger. The Bunyip newspaper also covers the Elizabeth area in its Playford Times section. See also List of Adelaide suburbs References External links Suburbs of Adelaide Populated places established in 1955 1955 establishments in Australia