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PARTNERS ADELAIDE’S DAILY INDEPENDENT NEWS © Solstice Media 2012 FRIDAY 27TH JANUARY 2012 CLICK ON THE PAGE TO ZOOM GAGO IN DEEP WATER ‘I’m all for ministers speaking their minds, and in some ways Tom Kenyon is a refreshing change from the staid conservatism of PR-obsessed modern politics’ Tom Richardson on Tom Kenyon’s larrikin streak View page KEVIN NAUGHTON STATE tourism officials have expressed their dismay at a state government decision to halve the number of shark cage diving ventures in the waters off Port Lincoln. The internal tussle between the SA Tourist Commission and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources has emerged Indaily reported last Wednesday on a pending battle between the current operators. In another contrary move, Tourism Minister Gail Gago was in Port Lincoln last week launching a joint venture promotion of shark cage diving expeditions by Rex Airlines and Calypso Star... Read more Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter CONTACT INDAILY Click to email Responsibility for all comment is taken by the Editor, Des Ryan, Suite 4, Cinema Place, Adelaide. SA 5000. Sales Manager Online Producer Editor Shark wars spread to Govt agencies KEVIN NAUGHTON NEW state laws allowing the removal of mature trees were on show yesterday as the owners of the Avenues Shopping Centre in Stepney cut down 30 trees in front of a small group of protestors. “It’s been approved by council under the new laws”, a contractor told one of the locals, who had gathered at the centre yesterday morning. As the protestors gathered to watch a worker trim a pepper tree with his chainsaw, the savvy contractor’s men were at the other side of the Centre bringing down half a dozen large gums. When the protestors re-grouped to form a ring around a gum tree on that side, the workers were getting stuck into an even larger tree back on the other side. The cat and mouse game lasted barely an hour before the protestors went back to their daily activities. “Time to go to the cricket,” a silver haired chap said as he stepped into his BMW... Read more New tree laws spark protest SPONSOR OF THE DAY GO TO OUR PAGE NOW INSIDE TODAY Any insider information? HOME PAGE NEWS NATION | WORLD BUSINESS SPORT VIEWS REVIEWS ISPY PROPERTY WEATHER
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