SA’s 20-year Strategy a welcome roadmap to the future
Roads Australia (RA) welcomes today’s release of South Australia’s inaugural 20-year State Infrastructure Strategy.
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Roads Australia (RA) welcomes today’s release of South Australia’s inaugural 20-year State Infrastructure Strategy.
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Legal action to challenge the North East Link Environmental Effects Statement (EES) process is unwarranted and obstructionist.