Tag: Police News
Council challenged over Finniss Street demolition decision
A FORMER elected member is taking on Gawler Council in the Environment, Resources and Development (ERD) court over its decision to approve the demolition...
Sporting upgrades remain in limbo
PLAYFORD Council and Central District Football Club are pushing for a $3 million Labor election promise to upgrade the Playford Sports Precinct to be...
Bee Gees show on its way to Tanunda
JACK HUDSON & SAM BRADBROOK
FOLLOWING eight years and over 2500 events headlining the Las Vegas strip, the Australian Bee Gees Show will make its...
More questions to come over MRI licences: Champion
GRADY HUDD & SAM BRADBROOK
MEMBER for Spence Nick Champion has forewarned federal health minister Greg Hunt that more questioning is to come over his...
Gawler Council left in dark over electrifi cation designs
GAWLER Council will request the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI) supply it with reference designs for the ongoing Gawler Rail Line Electrification...
Roseworthy solar farm project begins
WORKS on a 1.2 megawatt solar panel farm at The University of Adelaide Roseworthy Campus are set to begin after the first sod was...
Minister asked to replace safety standard
A PARLIAMENTARY committee will write to planning minister Stephan Knoll requesting that he reinstate important gas pipeline safety references that were removed from a...
Gawler should ‘embrace’ rail line zoning changes: Tooley
GAWLER councillor Ian Tooley has called on Gawler Council to “embrace” potential zoning changes around the Gawler railway line put forward by planning minister...
Trip to America offers climate change insight
A GAWLER councillor is hoping to use his experience of travelling through climate change affected parts of North America to inform Gawler Council’s new...
Knoll seeks to revive rail corridor
THE State Government is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) for the use of the Barossa rail corridor, after making the announcement on Friday.
The corridor,...
Concordia traffic plan puts homes on the line
THREE Gawler East homes could be acquired to make way for traffic lights at a key intersection as part of planning for increased traffic...
