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Exceeding 100 metres above existing ground level MAP PAdE/9 Adjoins MAP PAdE/19 Adjoins M A P PA dE /1 2 A dj oi ns M A P PA dE/14 A djoins In MOSS MOSS A201 A300 A25 A101 A512 A100 A106 A22 A26 A12 A107 A100 A5 A301 A203 A202 PORT RIVER EXP HANSON INTG RAMP FROM SALISBURY H A N S O N I N T G R A M P T O S A L I S B U R Y H AN SON INTG R AM P FR OM PT AD EL AI DE H A N S O N R O A D N O R T H Salisbury Council PORT ADELAIDE ENFIELD COUNCIL Zone Map PAdE/13 0050 m MAP PAdE/9 Adjoins MAP PAdE/19 Adjoins sniojd A 21/Ed AP P A M M A P AP dE/14 d A j ni o s Lamberts Conformal Conic Projection, GDA94 Zones IndustryIn Metropolitan Open Space SystemMOSS Zone Boundary Development Plan Boundary 90 o 90 o 352m 560 m A202 A201 A300 A25 A101 A512 A100 A106 A22 A26 A12 A107 A100 A5 A301 A203 PORT RIVER EXP PORT RIVER EXP HANSON INTG RAMP FROM SALISBURY H A N S O N I N T G R A M P T O S A L I S B U R Y H AN SON IN TG

GRANT FIGURE MtG(BPA)/1 ADJOINS F IG U R E M tG (B P A )/ 1 A D JO IN S 1km 0 Scale 1:15000 MOUNT GAMBIER (CITY) BUSHFIRE PROTECTION AREA FIGURE MtG(BPA)/5 Development Plan Boundary High Bushfire Risk (12m) Medium Bushfire Risk (70m) General Bushfire Risk (470m) Excluded Area from Bushfire Protection Planning Provisions Consolidated - 3 November 2011 CENTRES AND SHOPS OBJECTIVES 1 Shopping, administration, cultural, community, entertainment, educational, religious and recreational, facilities located in integrated centres. 2 Centres established and developed in accordance with a hierarchy based on function of each type of centre as appropriate for the region. 3 A hierarchy of centres located in centre zones.

Its members during the reporting period were: Mr IH Venning MP (Presiding Member) Hon JSL Dawkins MLC Hon MJ Elliott MLC Ms SW Key MP Mrs KA Maywald MP Hon TG Roberts MLC Secretary to the Committee: Mr K Cudarans Research Officers to the Committee: Ms H Hill and Mr S Yarwood Functions of the Committee Pursuant to section 9 of the Act the terms of reference for the Committee are: (a) to inquire into, consider and report on such of the following matters as are referred to it under this Act: (i) any matter concerned with the environment or how the quality of the environment might be protected or improved; (ii) any matter concerned with the resources of the State or how they might be better conserved or utilised; (iii) any matter concerned with planning, land use or transportation; (iv) any matter concerned with the general development of the State; (b) to perform such other functions as are imposed on the Committee

Ms DOECKE: Can I also add, we moved to VOIP and it has saved us hundreds and hundreds of dollars a month because being in Willunga, every phone call we made was actually an STD call, so going to VOIP has actually saved us hundreds of dollars a month. 654 Mr PICTON: I noticed the other thing in Pip's speech referred to the market, and before the NBN came to Willunga she talked about you, Billy, as a young, really excited, assistant manager, but before you had the NBN, supposedly, you couldn't operate Facebook or Twitter properly and if you need to send a photo to somebody, you had to send it on a CD.

Talknology (talk+technology): twentieth century-present: digital mass media, CNN, Facebook, Twitter… (‘big data’) Professor Ghil‘ad Zuckermann The universe is approximately 13.82 billion years old.

• Digital and social media including the Plan SA website, Planning Ahead newsletter, LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter • Information published in local newspaper/websites and available at local council State and Federal Members of Parliament • Written correspondence (direct letter / email) to the below MPs, providing information about the Code Amendment, opportunities to provide feedback and who to contact for further information.

There were 109 letters to stakeholder groups, website information, 21 advertisements in local newspapers and letters to print media, venues, Twitter, radio interviews and regional newsletters, to name but a few.

There were 109 letters to stakeholder groups, website information, 21 advertisements in local newspapers and letters to print media, venues, Twitter, radio interviews and regional newsletters, to name but a few.

There were 109 letters to stakeholder groups, website information, 21 advertisements in local newspapers and letters to print media, venues, Twitter, radio interviews and regional newsletters, to name but a few.