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The judges of Adelaide’s successful bid to become a globally-recognised National Park City say the title should lead to “higher expectations, accountability and standards” on planning decisions to rezone and commercialise the city’s park lands.
Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes On Adelaide, fractious factions after the Libs’ first contested party-room ballot in almost a decade, communication breakdowns and the Premier’s creative use of emoji.
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A divided Liberal party-room will attempt to unify behind a new leadership team tomorrow, with interim deputy premier Dan van Holst Pellekaan confirming he will seek to keep the job – but leading moderate John Gardner bowing out.
The State Government has officially filed its bid for Adelaide to become a globally recognised National Park City, despite ongoing criticism of moves to rezone and commercialise city park lands.
City park lands advocates have written to a UK selection body to accuse the State Government of “hyprocrisy”, saying its bid for Adelaide to be globally recognised as a National Park City “cannot be taken seriously” due to ongoing “attacks” on Adelaide’s own surrounding green belt.
The National Trust has launched a petition calling on the State Government to reverse its surprise order to vacate Ayers House after 50 years, but the Minister responsible says the move presents a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” to secure the historic manor’s future.
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