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Monday, February 18

Crows 'weren't consulted' about Oval hotel

UPDATED | Adelaide Crows chairman Rob Chapman says the football club “was not engaged” in discussions about a new boutique hotel on the Adelaide Oval site, despite being a key stakeholder in the facility.

Did the Liberals learn nothing from Gillman?

The State Government is on the back foot over a decision made behind closed doors to spend taxpayers’ money on a project that critics say is anti-competitive. The scenario is all-too familiar to South Australian voters, writes David Washington.

An image of the proposed Adelaide Oval Hotel designed by COX Architecture.

'This resembles Gillman': Govt sidesteps process on Adelaide Oval hotel

EXCLUSIVE | The State Government insists it did not need to put the $42 million taxpayer-funded loan for the proposed Adelaide Oval hotel through the rigorous unsolicited bid process, despite criticism the deal resembles the Gillman debacle.

Oval Hotel debate reaches back into the past

As Adelaide City Council continues to fight against the State Government-supported hotel proposed for Adelaide Oval, the SANFL is reaching back into past battles to push the case for the controversial development.

City Councillor wants to gift old Le Cornu site for 'Oval Hotel'

UPDATED: Adelaide City Council will consider offering the State Government a section of the vacant old Le Cornu site as an alternative location for the Adelaide Oval Hotel.

"It's totally wrong": Hoteliers slam “anti-competitive” Oval loan

The State Government risks deterring investment in the state, the SA Hotels Association has warned after the announcement of a taxpayer-funded $42 million loan to build a new hotel at Adelaide Oval.