'Imminent' Urrbrae gatehouse decision as new costings revealed

A decision on the future of the threatened Urrbrae gatehouse is “imminent”, the Transport Department boss has told a parliamentary committee this morning as he revealed new costings to relocate the state heritage listed building.

Second engineer says moving historic Urrbrae gatehouse is '100 per cent feasible'

The State Government was formally advised by not one – but two – engineers that relocating a state heritage-listed gatehouse at Urrbrae was feasible, but is pressing ahead with plans to bulldoze it, it’s been revealed.

Tony Braxton-Smith fronting parliament. Photo: Tony Lewis / InDaily

“Tackling the bow-wave”: Bureaucracy’s PR plan revealed

A “re-balancing” of resources to “tackle the bow-wave of infrastructure and transport service delivery” is at the forefront of a new Transport and Infrastructure Department plan to reshape its PR offensive.

Would a $1.4 million State Govt consultancy make you 'interested'?

South Australia’s legislation governing public sector accountability and honesty appears straightforward in its definition of a conflict of interest – but a major department and a cabinet minister are insisting there is nothing to see here. David Washington explains.

Not enough SA talent as Transport boss defends Sydney-based "million-dollar-club"

The State Government is spending millions of dollars on high-level Sydney-based contractors because “the local talent pool is not up the task”, the head of SA’s transport department has told parliament.