New Quays plans NEWPORT Quays will amend its Stage2B development application in a bid to allow the next stage of the $2 billion waterfront redevelopment to proceed. After lodging an appeal in the Environment, Resource and Development (ERD) Court in December to overturn the refusal of Stage 2B, Newp...

Why Newport is appealing NEWPORT Quays will appeal the rejection of its plans for Stage 3 of the $2 billion waterfront redevelopment. Court documents show the consortium will argue that Stage 3 fits the Port Adelaide Enfield Council development plan, and should have been approved. The State Governm...

Trains to Seaford in 2014 THE first trains to Seaford along the Noarlunga rail line will be operating in 2014, pending federal funding, in an undertaking welcomed by southern residents. State Transport Minister Pat Conlon announced last week that work would begin on a Seaford extension next year if...

Go-ahead for $150m store plan ADELAIDE City Council has approved a $150 million development on the Harris Scarfe site in the city. At a special council meeting last night, the 19-storey tower was given the green light by a majority of councillors. The development – which still has to gain State Gov...

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KIM WHEATLEY, CHIEF REPORTER October 02, 2008 12:30am TRANSADELAIDE'S new chief has apologised to commuters enduring the city's overcrowded train system and told them to expect at least another two years without relief. In his first interview as the corporation's chief executive officer, Bob Stobbe ...

Toxic dust causes cancer scare at Le Fevre Peninsula Primary School DUST which has the potential to cause cancer has contaminated buildings at LeFevre Peninsula Primay School. Environment and Conservation minister Jay Weatherill this afternoon released the findings of tests on dust samples taken fr...

Government looks at extending Noarlunga, Tonsley rail lines AN extension of the Tonsley rail line to Flinders Medical Centre and a lengthening of the Noarlunga line over the Onkaparinga River will be explored by the State Government. Transport Minister Patrick Conlon announced a $4 million feasibil...

$4 million study: Rail line planned for Flinders AN extension of the Tonsley rail line to Flinders Medical Centre and a lengthening of the Noarlunga line over the Onkaparinga River will be explored by the State Government. Transport Minister Patrick Conlon has just announced a $4 million feasibilit...