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Update on road and ferry closures as River Murray flows continue to increaseWith River Murray water levels continuing to rise steadily, some road and ferry closures are expected within the next week. The Department is continuing to work to prepare for these closures, and to establish detours.
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Number plate recognition camera to inform South-Eastern Freeway safety reviewA mobile number plate recognition camera will be used to collect data on the numbers of interstate and intrastate heavy vehicles using the South-Eastern Freeway down-track, as part of the current safety review.
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Road projects bonanza for Adelaide’s northern suburbsCommunity feedback is sought on infrastructure planning studies supporting almost $16 million worth of road, intersection and junction upgrades in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.
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New TTP Park ‘n’ Ride ready to riseWork is officially underway on the $43.5 million expansion of the Tea Tree Plaza Park ‘n’ Ride, which will increase capacity to about 1,200 car parks.
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The bus-staches are back this Movember!Almost 100 buses, trams, trains and marine safety boats are sporting impressive moustaches for this year’s Movember in support of men’s health.
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Free public transport to see the magic of the Christmas PageantEnjoy free travel on all Adelaide Metro bus, train and tram services to and from this year’s National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant, as the iconic event celebrates its 90th birthday in a welcomed return to the streets of Adelaide.
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Watch for potential hazards on the River Murray as flows increaseState Government marine safety teams are working on the River Murray to identify and clearly mark potential hazards for boaties and holidaymakers, as predicted December flows rise to 135 GL/day following continued rainfall throughout parts of the Murray-Darling Basin.
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ALL ABOARD! Ovingham Station reopens after $15 million upgradeThe Ovingham Railway Station has reopened following its temporary closure to undergo a $15 million refurbishment as part of the Ovingham Level Crossing Removal Project.
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Cyclists back on track to Belair aboard bike-friendly train carriagesMountain bikers and other cyclists will have easier access to popular off-road trails in the Mitcham Hills with the introduction of bike-friendly rail carriages on the Belair line.
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Increased safety and heavy freight accessibility on Princes HighwayTwo new culverts on the Princes Highway between Kingston and Millicent, in the Southeast, will make the highway safer and more accessible to heavy freight vehicles.
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$4.2 million McLaren Vale road safety plan delivers on election commitmentRoads in the McLaren Vale region are set to become safer for both locals and visitors, with safety improvements for 21 intersections being identified through a $4.2 million road safety package.
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Free public transport a big hit for T20 World CupCricket fans heading to the city to be a part of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup will be able to get there FREE on public transport.