newsletter

The March 2024 newsletter contains the following items:

• Town Hall Candidate Forum – Dunstan By-Election
• SPRA Annual General Meeting
• St Peters Heroes Memorial WW2 Plaque Grant Application
• Marden & Royston Park Traffic Management Plan
• Dunstan Adventure Playground
• Former Transport SA Carpark
• SA Tree Of The Year Competition 2024
• Proposed 40km/h Speed Limit in Residential Streets
• Stolen Waterbird Sculpture - Linde Reserve
• Council Tree Incentive Program
• Power Outages Due to Bats

This newsletter contains the following items:

• St Peters Heroes Memorial WW2 Plaque Grant Application
• Proposed 40km/h Speed limit in residential streets of Marden, Royston Park, Joslin, St Peters, College Park and Hackney
• Report from Councillor Kester Moorhouse
• Inquiry into Adelaide's Urban Forest
• Greater Adelaide Regional Plan Discussion Paper
• Stolen Egrets from Linde Reserve
• Volunteer Opportunity - Cultural Heritage Centre

This newsletter contains the following items:

• Proposed 40km/h Speed limit in residential streets of Marden, Royston Park, Joslin, St Peters, College Park and Hackney
• Open Space, Playgrounds & Recreation Strategy
• Council Budget 2023-24
• Traffic Matters
• Ultra Tune LED Advertising Sky Sign
• Hackney Hotel Botaniq Redevelopment
• Norwood Ambulance Station
• Vale James Douglas Everett – A History Treasure

This newsletter contains the following items:

• SPRA Annual General Meeting
• Council Budget 2023-24
• Ultra Tune LED Advertising Sky Sign
• Traffic Matters
• Norwood Ambulance Station
• Advance Notice - SPRA Meeting & Special Event

The newsletter is available as a PDF for downloading and printing.

This newsletter contains the following items:

• Spies, Secrets, Clandestine Operations and the St Peters Town Hall like something from a John le Carre novel!’ - a talk by Historian Denise Schumann
• AGM on Wednesday 22 March at 7.30pm
• SPRA is 50 Years Old
• Submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry into Adelaide's Urban Forest
• Our Local Councillors
• Traffic Matters
• St Peters Street Streetscape Upgrade

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.

MEET THE CANDIDATES.

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 Cracked Code

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.

Peoples Forum Well Attended

Thanks to all those who were among the estimated 500 people who attended the Peoples Forum on Wednesday 18th September in the Norwood Concert Hall. The speakers, including two planning experts from Sydney and Melbourne, outlined the issues that heritage will face under the new Planning & Design Code, and offered some constructive alternative suggestions.