-----Original Message----- From: MELTON MOWBRAY [ ] Sent: Saturday, 31 January 2015 7:39 AM To: Dupont, Patrick Subject: Fracking We have enough problems without polluting our water system.

From: Heather Heggie [ ] Sent: Friday, 23 January 2015 2:49 PM To: ; Cc: Subject: SUBMISSION TO THE PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY INTO GAS FRACCING IN THE LIMESTONECOAST REGION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA submitted by Heather Heggie January 2014 After decades of hard work and huge investment the South East community of SA has achieved steady growth and steady productivity as a result of careful and thrifty planning.

Inquiry into the Application of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Placement Principle in the Removal and Placement of Aboriginal Children in South Australia - Holding on to Our Future

Mr SELTSIKAS: This project is about the installation of a new gas flare at the Glenelg Wastewater Treatment Plant.

1 Submission to the Environment, Resources and Development Committee Inquiry into the role and function of the Coast Protection Board and Legislation Maupterius Bay, Kangaroo Island 2 Executive Summary The coast is a unique and valued part of the South Australian economy and culture, with terrestrial and marine aspects to its management.

RESPONSE TO SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE INQUIRY INTO FOOD SAFETY PROGRAMS Minister for Health and Ageing 14 January 2013 Q..e( I ....

From: Wayne Philp [ ] Sent: Saturday, 31 January 2015 4:55 PM To: Dupont, Patrick Subject: Fracking Submission I would like to identify the obligation of all who read this submission to the duty of care they should have to properly researching the risks and a comprehensive summation of the cost- benefit analysis of this mining process regarding the long-term outcomes in the lower South- East.

Northern Territory Inquiry into Hydraulic Fracturing 8 Territory’s gas resources on a far greater scale.

From: Heather Heggie [ ] Sent: Friday, 23 January 2015 2:49 PM To: ; Cc: Subject: SUBMISSION TO THE PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY INTO GAS FRACCING IN THE LIMESTONECOAST REGION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA submitted by Heather Heggie January 2014 After decades of hard work and huge investment the South East community of SA has achieved steady growth and steady productivity as a result of careful and thrifty planning.

Natural Resources Committee Inquiry into Unconventional Gas APPEA Presentation 275 associate >> 84 full members >> Globally connected >> Overview • South Australia has a history of safely and effectively developing gas resources which can help enable its future growth • Any unconventional gas development in the South East has the potential to co-exist and contribute to the long term well being of the region • Material risks to the environment have proven to be manageable based on operating experience and findings of credible reports and inquiries • A fact based discussion of the concerns of local communities is needed to redress some extreme claims about unconventional gas development • SA legislation has the powers to take into account the views of the community but these have not been triggered given stage of exploration An important economic contributor • Natural gas exploration and development has provided SA royalties, jobs, infrastructure, research and energy security