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Premier Steven Marshall has been forced to correct the parliamentary record after an agency chief mistakenly told a committee that the estimated revenue and running costs of the Government’s election centrepiece were more than double the actual amount.
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UPDATED: The Marshall Government’s mooted $700 million new city arena and sporting complex would provide a much-needed “sugar-hit” to the state’s economy, despite costing taxpayers in the order of $80 million a year to run, the corporation behind the plan has told a parliamentary committee.
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EXCLUSIVE | The state’s infrastructure assessment panel has raised red flags on both the Government and Opposition’s major election priorities, confirming it sent a first-draft Liberal plan to bring soccer to the city back to the drawing board – and warning Labor’s hydrogen plan will require further investment totalling “hundreds of millions of dollars”.
Today, readers comment on the Marshall Government’s plan for a new city sports and entertainment arena, The Parade’s problematic intersection and the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
UPDATED | The Marshall Government has revived its on-again, off-again city stadium plan as the centrepiece of its re-election campaign, with the anticipated $700 million project aimed at also attracting global conferences – leaving soccer mired at Hindmarsh.
The authority that advises the Adelaide City Council on park lands matters is set to demand answers from the Marshall Government about its mooted city sports stadium, with a proposed motion flagging “concerns” about the impact on “publicly accessible open space”.
EXCLUSIVE | The two major locations being considered for a prospective new city stadium complex were ranked at the bottom of a list of options for a similar plan presented to the former Labor Government, InDaily can reveal.
