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State election forum with the Port of Adelaide Branch of the National Trust | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. State election forum with the Port of Adelaide Branch of the National Trust. The Port Adelaide Resident's Environment Protection Group are jointly hosting an election forum with the Port of Adelaide Branch of the National Trust. The forum will be held at:. 7:00 pm Wednesday 19th February 2014. Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. Port Adelaide SA 5015. E: parepg@parepg.org.au.

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Library | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. Port Adelaide Resident's Environment Protection Group. 2015 PAREPG's response to Ridley Corporation's EPBC referral. Ridley Land Corporation Limited. Brett Lane and Associates Pty Ltd. 2015 Dry Creek salt field closure, EPBC act referral form. Port Adelaide Resident's Environment Protection Group. 2014 Response to an application to retrospectivley approve a Gillman transport depot with adverse effects on residents. 2014 Port Adelaide Precinct Plan.

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LMC in a spin | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. LMC in a spin. The last king tides at Newport Quays (25 and 26 April 2009) exposed a disturbing disconnect between corporate spin and the reality viewed by the rest of the world. Local residents saw and photographed soil from contaminated soil stockpiles being carried away on the tide but the South Australian government's Land Management Corporation (LMC) is denying any soil was lost. Are we losing our minds! Dirty water flowing from the Fletcher's Sl...

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Challenging On The Run | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. Challenging On The Run. Submitted by pad01 on 14 June 2014 - 11:06am. This is our attempt to document some of issues and procedures raised in what turned out to be a 7 1/2 day trial. It's necessarily limited. Court transcripts of the witness presentation, cross-examination and judicial comments currently cost $7.20 per page and at 800 pages are beyond the resources of our group. A short history behind the challenge can be found here.

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Biodiversity Park | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. Biodiversity Park is one of the largest areas of open space left in the Adelaide metropolitan area. It covers some 80 Ha and is situated at the top of LeFevre Peninsula. In planning terms, the park forms a buffer between the residential areas of North Haven to the south and Pelican Point power station,and the state's container loading terminal to the north. It is linked to the Mutton Cove Conservation Park in the east. Port Adelaide SA 5015.

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Tank Farms out of control at Port Adelaide | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. Tank Farms out of control at Port Adelaide. The Portside Messenger today (4 May 2011) published some of PAREPG's comments on yet another tank farm application for LeFevre peninsula. This is in addition to the existing tank farm at Birkenhead. BP applied for expansion of their facilities in 2008, and have recently announce a further major expansion (Portside Messenger (20 April 2011 p7). In our view it makes no planing sense to have tank farms scattere...

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Penrice to clear Port River | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. Penrice to clear Port River. Penrice Soda Products announced on 22 Feb 2008 that it was at last going to remove its waste from the Port River. The waste has been restricting the use of the shipping channel for the last decade. PAREPG understand that considerable pressure has been brought to bear by the the port operator, Flinders Ports, and that pressure included litigation. Large deposits still remain at Biodiversity Park. Port Adelaide SA 5015.

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Saltfields promised as International Bird Sanctuary | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. Saltfields promised as International Bird Sanctuary. Campaigners and bird lovers across the state will be delighted to hear that Premier Jay Weatherill's has announced the Ridley Saltfields and adjoining areas are to become a migratory bird sanctuary. The anouncement was made at the Conservation Council of South Australia's election forum on Friday 7th March. It is vital that migratory shorebirds can eat enough to put on sufficient fat for the energy ...

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Industrialising Torrens Island - they're at it again! | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. Industrialising Torrens Island - they're at it again! The government’s ham fisted backdoor plan to industrialise land next to one of the metropolitan area’s last conservation parks took a new twist this week. Minister for Infrastructure Pat Conlon advised PAREPG that he intended to lease land zoned for public purposes around the Torrens Island quarantine station to private industrial interests. A bit of history. Not only has the the Newport Quays expa...

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Adelaide Brighton reneges on park deal | Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group

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Port Adelaide Residents Environment Protection Group. Adelaide Brighton reneges on park deal. In 1994, as a response to ongoing concern by residents about the noise and air pollution by the Birkenhead works, Adelaide Brighton Ltd bought the land that is currently occupied by the park on the corner of Hargrave St and Victoria Rd. Nevertheless, it remains a popular venue with locals of all ages. The tennis court is well utilized and the basketball facility is popular with young people. In addition,...In Se...