Newsletter - June 2024
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Nominations have now closed for the 2022 Council Elections. Ballot papers will be mailed to all those on the Council Roll from 14th October and must be returned by mail before the close of voting on the 10th November.
Meet the Candidates forum on Wednesday 19th October at 7pm in St Peters Banquet Hall, St Peters Street, St Peters
SPRA is 50 years old.
The St Peters Residents Association is joining with other local Resident Groups to host a “Meet the Candidates for Sturt” evening in the Don Pyatt Hall, Norwood on Wednesday 4th May at 7.30pm.
Forget all those leaflets in your letterbox, come to this free public forum to meet the candidates in person! Don’t miss this rare chance to hear from the candidates who want to represent you in the Federal seat of Sturt.
The Resident Associations of the Dunstan Electorate are jointly hosting a Meet the Candidates event in early March.
The candidates standing for election in this electorate have been invited to outline their vision for our area, and state what they see as the vital issues.
This is our chance to find out what those who aspire to represent us stand for. There will also be an opportunity to ask the candidates questions to help inform our decision on polling day.
Where: Banquet Hall, St Peters Town Hall Complex, 101 Payneham Road, St Peters
The fabric of St Peters, College Park, Hackney, Joslin, Stepney, and Maylands may be changed forever with the adoption of the State Government’s Planning and Design Code, which is out for public consultation until February 28th. It collapses all Council development plans into one on-line planning portal. It appears to be a “one-size-fits-all” and “lowest-common- denominator” approach.