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  • On my left is Randall Barry, former general manager of TransAdelaide, but works with us on TransAdelaide issues and is still a member of TransAdelaide staff.
  • Tabled Paper Auditor-General, Report (pdf 2.26 MB)

    TransAdelaide Responses TransAdelaide responded positively and in detail to all the audit issues raised.
    Presented by
    Hon R B Such
    on
    17/10/2005
  • Replacement of existing tracks to the north of the tram barn, including new concrete pavement
  • These figures are commendable and particularly impressive when looking at historical data (see figure 2). 14 Official Committee Hansard, 18 November 2002, Pages 230-1.
  • Committee Agency Submission (pdf 400 KB)

    The site is owned in various titles by; the Minister for Transport, TransAdelaide and the Commissioner of Highways.
  • There is about $1.8 million on bus replacement services, which comes from the recurrent line during the period of the shutdown—the shutdown being for the line out from Woodville.
  • Tabled Paper Budget 1997-1998 (pdf 3.50 MB)

    Tanunda Primary School - Replacement Commencement June 1997, completion due March 1998 The establishment of a replacement school, on a new and appropriately sized site within the township of Tanunda.
    Presented
    on
    29/05/1997
  • These figures are commendable and particularly impressive when looking at historical data (see figure 2). 14 Official Committee Hansard, 18 November 2002, Pages 230-1.
  • Tabled Paper Budget (pdf 701 KB)

    Santos Stadium Track Replacement Jun Qtr 2011 1 582 1 700 Replacement of a synthetic running track.
    Presented by
    Hon Kevin Foley
    on
    16/09/2010
  •  Cleaning, maintenance, repair, replacement and reinstatement as required of all areas occupied by the Contractor during construction
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