Push mounts to honour Morant on memorial
He’s one of the most divisive figures in Australian military history, but two prominent politicians are backing a push to add Breaker Morant’s name to Adelaide’s Boer War Memorial.
He’s one of the most divisive figures in Australian military history, but two prominent politicians are backing a push to add Breaker Morant’s name to Adelaide’s Boer War Memorial.
Pressure is mounting for the State Government to dig deep in its next budget to save our crumbling jetties. Now there’s a new way to lobby your MP.
Councils across SA are being asked to repair jetties owned by the state government. But councillors say that’s like asking a tenant to ‘foot the bill for house repairs’.
The longest jetty in South Australia is at risk of closing unless governments dig deep to fund a multimillion-dollar repair bill.
As repair bills to fix the state’s dilapidated jetties skyrocket, regional leaders have urged the state government to come up with a radical solution.
A prominent regional city has been without a usable jetty or wharf for five years, and it’s a scenario having serious ramifications for locals.
After its two-year closure led to death threats and a town divided, a shock announcement could mean the historic regional jetty is on the brink of reopening. But there’s a catch.
They’re an iconic part of South Australian history, but dozens of decaying jetties are at risk of falling into the ocean.
A picturesque coastal town in rural SA is now home to a community torn apart. And it’s down to the closure of one thing.
One of the state’s most iconic tourist destinations has been closed for two summers, but there could be light at the end of the tunnel.
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