The chapel at St Mark's College is among the nine North Adelaide buildings that failed to gain permanent heritage status last month. Photo: Sandy Wilkinson / Facebook

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Knoll accused of misunderstanding key heritage rules

City councillors have accused Planning Minister Stephan Knoll of misunderstanding key North Adelaide heritage regulations, even as they lobby him for new concessions to protect the historical buildings they say are under threat.

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Council "shortfalls" to blame for heritage rejection: Planning Commission

Nine buildings in North Adelaide lost heritage status because of “shortfalls” in the city council’s argument for their listing – not because the buildings lack historical value, the Planning Commission says.

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Heritage advocates prepare for battle over Knoll's North Adelaide rejection

Heritage advocates say they are ready to stand in front of bulldozers and launch a strident public campaign after the State Government rejected heritage status applications for nine North Adelaide buildings they say hold irreplaceable historical value for the state.

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Haese "deeply disappointed" as Govt rejects North Adelaide heritage listing

UPDATED: Lord Mayor Martin Haese says he’s “deeply disappointed” after the State Government’s rejected his council’s push to have nine buildings in North Adelaide heritage-listed.

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Mr South Australia to lead state Heritage Council

Keith Conlon, whose lifelong fascination with local history has seen him dubbed “Mr South Australia”, has been appointed to lead the state’s Heritage Council.