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Andrew Sadauskas
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Marketing Specialist, Engineers Australia
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By Andrew Sadauskas, Mike Brown| The Fifth Estate Verified Adelaide has always lacked the financial heft, locational advantages or outrageous beauty of its more fancied siblings. Adelaide’s urban form seems to contribute to its low popular esteem – a condition it has reached over recent decades. Yet, from its inception Adelaide managed – sporadically – to capture the imagination of those keen to develop better lives for themselves than they could lead anywhere else in Australia. Could it do it again? Could this also be reflected in its urban form?
By Andrew Sadauskas, Mike Brown| The Fifth Estate Verified Readers may have chuckled at the naive quotes supporting the two developments introduced in part two. Yet this appears to be how Adelaide now genuinely sees itself. Its “vision” expressed through the ambitions of significant developers, with council reduced to a support role providing catch-phrase content and a megaphone. What does this say about Adelaide’s big visions, which only governments are capable of projecting?
By Andrew Sadauskas, Frank Klostermann| The Fifth Estate Verified What we hear more and more, not only but particularly in the waste and recycling industry, is that anyone who wants to build any new facility needs to “obtain a social licence to operate” as a condition of obtaining development approval for the project. I was reminded of that at a recent industry breakfast organised by the Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association (WMRR) of Australia.
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