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  • The first of these investments was the upgrade of the existing Glenelg tramline and replacement of tram rolling stock with eleven new modern design trams.
  • Tabled Paper Climate Change and Sustainability (pdf 1.30 MB)

    SA Water Wastewater treatment/discharge quantities ML Residential Non-residential SA Water Residential construction Distribution by GA sub-region or spatial grid of: Housing GFAm 2 Distribution by: residential classes dwelling age bedroom number floor area roof area dwelling age construction type car parking capacity transport access by mode SA Planning (Valuation Assessment Database) SA Housing Trust LMC 13 ABS BITRE 12 Water Research Cluster The University of Adelaide 13 Land management Corporation 18 METRIC CLASS INPUT PARAMETERS PARAMETER METRIC DISAGGREGATED BY DATA SOURCE Dwelling replacement rate construction rate (dwellings/yr) replacement rate (new/old) Residential dwelling form: separate house attached house/townhouse multi-unit dwelling SA Planning LMC Housing industry Non-residential construction Distribution by GA sub-region or spatial
    Presented by
    Hon John Rau SC
    on
    19/03/2013
  • Tabled Paper Committees B 2008 (pdf 113 KB)

    HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B REPORT APPROPRIATION BILL 2"d SESSION, 51ST PARLIAMENT TABLED BY: MEMBER FOR WEST TORRENS (MR KOUTSANTONIS) r Koutsantonis Chair Estimates Committee B MOSE OF ABSEISMal 1,ATD ON -11-1F TABLE House of Assembly JUL lika APPROPRIATION BILL REPORT FROM ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B —2008 The following payments, proposed pursuant to the Appropriation Bill 2008, were considered: Payment Schedule Treasury and Finance Department of Treasury and Finance 102,968,000 Administered Items for Department of Treasury and Finance 1,393,139,000 Independent Gambling Authority 1,526,000 Transport, Energy and Infrastructure Department of Transport, Energy and Infrastructure 552,881,000 Administered Items for Department of Transport, Energy and 12,399,000 Infrastructure TransAdelaide 2,009,000 Tourism South Australian Tourism Commission 51,963,000 Minister for Tourism 4,527,000 Health Department of Health 2,162,750,000 Further
    Presented by
    Hon Tom Koutsantonis
    on
    03/07/2008
  • Committee Agency Submission (pdf 436 KB)

    The new development will be constructed over the railway lines, and will extend on top of the existing multilevel Plaza Car Park, and the ground level TransAdelaide car park, on the northern side of the tracks.
  • Committee Law Society Submission (pdf 2.98 MB)

    To demonstrate the potential effect of WPI Assessments we attach as Appendix B pages 545 to page 547 of the AMA Guidelines to Permanent Impairment 5th Edition.
  • Committee 22 Bailey (pdf 15 KB)

    The ABS figures for 2006 showed quite clearly that the birth rate was at 1.9 and rising at the time – the next figures will show that we are, in fact at replacement rate or better – so that with the current rate of immigration Australia and South Australia are far above replacement rate.
  • Committee Final Report (pdf 372 KB)

    Firstly, TransAdelaide had indicated that there was a need to improve the disability access at the station and secondly, the proposed widening of Torrens Road could not proceed without a reduction in the length of the platform at that station.
  • Committee Final Report (pdf 372 KB)

    Firstly, TransAdelaide had indicated that there was a need to improve the disability access at the station and secondly, the proposed widening of Torrens Road could not proceed without a reduction in the length of the platform at that station.
  • Tabled Paper Finance (pdf 1.78 MB)

    (c) There is a structural break in 2008 reflecting the transfer of rail assets from TransAdelaide to the general government sector.
    Presented by
    Hon Kevin Foley
    on
    04/06/2009
  • With the development of a new single code to replace the 23,000 pages within development plans across the state, the issue of what to do about contributory items has become contested.
Acknowledgement of Country

The Parliament of South Australia acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners of this country throughout Australia, and their connection to land and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to the Elders both past and present.