Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes On Adelaide, new faces for the Renewal SA board, the SA Liberals gather to celebrate a double-edged anniversary, Stephan Knoll’s main man and his close links to The Overland’s difficult journey, and how our Space Agency measures up internationally.
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Heritage advocates have slammed a developer’s decision to knock down an historic boat shed in Port Adelaide, arguing the building is structurally sound and could be repurposed into a site similar to Plant 4 or Tonsley.
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The State Government is likely to throw away around $4 million in “dead rent” for unused city office space by the end of next year, because of the former government’s decision to build a $40 million office block in a safe Labor seat, InDaily can reveal.
Planning Minister Stephan Knoll says it was always his intention to install Renewal SA executive Mark Devine as acting head of the embattled agency after he returned from leave, despite the minister refusing to confirm he was on leave only weeks ago.
EXCLUSIVE | Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander has told InDaily a change to the laws governing his integrity agency “needs to be considered” after questions about Renewal SA prompted a farcical communication breakdown last week.
EXCLUSIVE | Anti-corruption commissioner Bruce Lander has lobbed a grenade at the Liberal Government, telling InDaily Attorney-General Vickie Chapman contravened an express agreement not to mention ICAC in a public statement she made about the controversy plaguing Renewal SA.
ICAC Commissioner Bruce Lander has weighed into the growing scandal surrounding the unexplained absence of senior Renewal SA executives.
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