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Authorised Workers – 2021 Census Field Staff, South Australia
South Australia Police wishes to advise the community that Australian Bureau of Statistics Census staff are authorised to be in the field undertaking activities to enable households to complete their 2021 Census.
As per Emergency Management (Activities General No 3) (COVID-19) Direction 2021, Census Field staff are considered to be authorised workers for the Australian Bureau of Statistics, under Schedule 3 1(1)(zf):
Government or local government services (whether provided by government, local government or outsourced) determined to be essential by the relevant Chief Executive.
These activities will be contactless and involve hand delivery of Census information and paper form to letterboxes of dwellings to allow people/households to complete their Census ahead of Census night which is 10 August 2021.
Inside working class Woolloongabbaâs push to host the Olympics
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For many Queenslanders, two words can bring feelings of state pride, forged on sacred sporting ground, rushing forward.
âThe Gabba.â
One of Brisbaneâs two great temples of sport, it was announced last week the Gabba would be completely redeveloped at a cost of $1 billion as the main stadium for Brisbaneâs 2032 Summer Olympics, should the bid be successful.
Brisbane Lions champion Jonathan Brown finishes his career as one of the games best centre half forwards.
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Brisbane suburb of Kangaroo Point a case study in high density development
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Rapid development in Kangaroo Point has led to the suburb s tin-and-timber heritage dwarfed by slick apartment towers.
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A push for Brisbane to avoid urban sprawl by boosting inner-city density is rapidly changing some of the city s oldest suburbs, sparking concerns heritage is being lost and infrastructure is not keeping pace.
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Now dominated by apartment towers for inner-city workers, the suburb has changed dramatically
Residents are concerned it is changing too quickly without enough infrastructure
Kangaroo Point is one such suburb, where residents fighting to slow the speedy rise of towering apartment blocks feel left out of the planning process as they watch their homes change for good.