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Media Clippings 20 February THU 20 FEBRUARY 2020 Media Clippings 20 February AM Radio (16 items) Most of the Hallett Cove Boardwalk is ready to walk on following extensive engineering ... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, 12:00 News, Newsreader 19 Feb 2020 12:03 PM Duration: 0 min 36 secs • ASR AUD 273 • SA • Australia • COM Mentions - Radio & TV • ID: X00082185877 Most of the Hallett Cove Boardwalk is ready to walk on following extensive engineering works after problems due to erosion. A third remains closed with the Marion Council estimating repairs will cost millions. Marion Mayor Kris Hanna says it will take few years before they can get $15m to cover the cost. Audience 14,000 All, 6,000 MALE 16+, 8,000 FEMALE 16+ Interviewees Kris Manna, Mayor, Hallett Cove Also broadcast from the following 1 station Radio National (Adelaide) After extensive engineering to fix problems caused by erosion, the Marion Council has ... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, 10:00 News, Newsreader 19 Feb 2020 10:04 AM Duration: 0 min 37 secs • ASR AUD 889 • SA • Australia • COM Mentions - Radio & TV • ID: X00082184228 After extensive engineering to fix problems caused by erosion, the Marion Council has approached the SA Government to help pay for the rest of the repairs for the Hallett Cove Boardwalk. According to Mayor Kris Hanna, the sought co-funding is for the closure at the steep Kurnabinna and Grey Road Gullies and the mouth of the Field River. Audience 28,000 All, 13,000 MALE 16+, 15,000 FEMALE 16+ Interviewees Kris Hanna, Mayor, Marion Also broadcast from the following 6 stations ABC Broken Hill (Broken Hill), ABC Eyre Peninsula and West Coast (Port Lincoln), ABC North and West SA (Port Pirie), ABC Riverland SA (Renmark), ABC South East SA (Mt Gambier), Radio National (Adelaide) COPYRIGHT This report and its contents are for the internal research use of Mediaportal subscribers only and must not be provided to any third party by any means for any purpose without the express permission of Isentia and/or the relevant copyright owner. For more information contact [email protected] DISCLAIMER Isentia makes no representations and, to the extent permitted by law, excludes all warranties in relation to the information contained in the report and is not liable for any losses, costs or expenses, resulting from any use or misuse of the report. Bevan states the roads issue was prompted by a decision by the Marion Council to ... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, Mornings, David Bevan 19 Feb 2020 9:38 AM Duration: 0 min 41 secs • ASR AUD 387 • SA • Australia • COM Mentions - Radio & TV • ID: X00082183703 Bevan states the roads issue was prompted by a decision by the Marion Council to letterbox its ratepayers. He notes it was going to decrease the rate of infill in certain areas, allow it to take place in others and it has all been put into jeopardy by the development code from the SA Government. Audience 24,000 All, 12,000 MALE 16+, 12,000 FEMALE 16+ Interview with Badcoe Labor MP Jayne Stinson. Stinson discusses meeting with all the ... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, Mornings, David Bevan 19 Feb 2020 9:27 AM Duration: 2 mins 48 secs • ASR AUD 2,049 • SA • Australia • Marion Planning - Radio & TV • ID: X00082183471 Interview with Badcoe Labor MP Jayne Stinson. Stinson discusses meeting with all the mayors and CEOs of the affected councils which reflects that Marion isn't the only council with the problem. She says changing the zoning rules per council is causing a great pain which is why the State Government wants a one size fits all solution. Stinson says the paper they're supposed to comment on is riddled with errors especially in her area. [cont] Audience 31,000 All, 15,000 MALE 16+, 16,000 FEMALE 16+ Interviewees Jayne Stinson, Badcoe Labor MP Continuing interview with the Mayor of Marion Council Kris Hanna.... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, Mornings, David Bevan 19 Feb 2020 9:25 AM Duration: 0 min 59 secs • ASR AUD 720 • SA • Australia • COM Mentions - Radio & TV • ID: X00082183389 Continuing interview with the Mayor of Marion Council Kris Hanna. Caller Darrel says they've been seeing a lot of subdivisions in the west heading toward the Brighton area. He notes the problem for people with disability will be challenged by smaller blocks. Darrel says larger homes isn't an option with the ongoing congestion because they're not being built like that. Audience 31,000 All, 15,000 MALE 16+, 16,000 FEMALE 16+ Continuing interview with the Mayor of Marion Council Kris Hanna and Chris Russell, ... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, Mornings, David Bevan 19 Feb 2020 9:22 AM Duration: 3 mins 8 secs • ASR AUD 2,293 • SA • Australia • COM Mentions - Radio & TV • ID: X00082183216 Continuing interview with the Mayor of Marion Council Kris Hanna and Chris Russell, Local Government Association. Russell says the changes that will take place covers the entire state as the State Government changes the zoning for the entire state all at once. He notes of understanding the rationale of why the State Government was doing such change, but they need to adhere to the commitment they made by changing like for like. Russell says for their area and other council areas, the State Government is no longer changing like for like and is taking dramatic changes. He discusses row houses which are like the 1960s blocks of flats. Audience 31,000 All, 15,000 MALE 16+, 16,000 FEMALE 16+ Interviewees Chris Russell, Former Director, Local Government Association|Kris Hanna, Mayor of Marion COPYRIGHT For the internal research use of Mediaportal subscribers only. Not to be provided to any third party for any purpose without the express permission of Isentia. For further information contact [email protected] Continuing interview with the Mayor of Marion Council Kris Hanna.... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, Mornings, David Bevan 19 Feb 2020 9:21 AM Duration: 1 min 22 secs • ASR AUD 1,000 • SA • Australia • COM Mentions - Radio & TV • ID: X00082183104 Continuing interview with the Mayor of Marion Council Kris Hanna. Caller Jo says she has a list of things she wishes to be addressed. She discusses the things she has thought of in addressing the congestion in Brighton. Jo notes the congestion is making things difficult for emergency vehicles to access. She adds the northwest phase is being constructed with no shade provided. Audience 31,000 All, 15,000 MALE 16+, 16,000 FEMALE 16+ Continuing interview with the Mayor of Marion Council Kris Hanna.... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, Mornings, David Bevan 19 Feb 2020 9:17 AM Duration: 3 mins 37 secs • ASR AUD 2,647 • SA • Australia • COM Mentions - Radio & TV • ID: X00082182972 Continuing interview with the Mayor of Marion Council Kris Hanna. Caller Nigel says he lives in the Marino area and there are a number of place on Brighton Road where single houses have been knocked down. He says he wants to know what's the minimum size of a house and how many people should be on a block. Bevan notes houses should only measure from 350 to 300 sqm and 10 meters frontage to 9 meters. Hanna notes how complicated it is to determine the exact number of houses allowed on a block as Marino has a special case due to its slope. He says the State Government will put some special slope provisions, which is why he Marino will experience greater density if the plan of the State Government went ahead. Hanna discusses the issues about homes not having a view, as some houses are like rectangular prisms which blocks everyone's view. Audience 31,000 All, 15,000 MALE 16+, 16,000 FEMALE 16+ Interviewees Kris Hanna, Mayor of Marion Continuing interview with Marion Council Mayor Kris Hanna. Clarke reads a Facebook ... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, Breakfast , Ali Clarke 19 Feb 2020 7:29 AM Duration: 2 mins 5 secs • ASR AUD 1,180 • SA • Australia • COM Mentions - Radio & TV • ID: X00082183646 Continuing interview with Marion Council Mayor Kris Hanna. Clarke reads a Facebook comment by Michael saying he is not sure if the council got much out of the money in repairs as the work looked like basic timber bracing and the remaining diversion is not signposted on Cove Road. She asks if there are not many signs around the area and Hannah states he talked with managers to increase the signages and he thought they had improved it but says it is not good enough for some still. Clarke asks his timeline to get the funding to make the long term repairs for the boardwalk. Hannah states there are still difficulties in fixing the 500m diversion and adds it is a matter of getting the fund for it to be finished. He informs they were told the budget for the difficult spots on the boardwalk is at $4,750,000. Audience 24,000 All, 12,000 MALE 16+, 11,000 FEMALE 16+ Interviewees Kris Hanna, Mayor, Marion Council COPYRIGHT For the internal research use of Mediaportal subscribers only. Not to be provided to any third party for any purpose without the express permission of Isentia. For further information contact [email protected] Interview with Marion Council Mayor Kris Hanna. Clarke asks how much of the boardwalk ... ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, Breakfast , Ali Clarke 19 Feb 2020 7:25 AM Duration: 3 mins 30 secs • ASR AUD 1,983 • SA • Australia • COM Mentions - Radio & TV • ID: X00082183410 Interview with Marion Council Mayor Kris Hanna. Clarke asks how much of the boardwalk is not yet accessible and Hannah says about half of a kilometre is not yet open as there are two steep gullies which are challenging and they have asked for help from the State Government for this.
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