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City of Marion proposes 5.2% rate increase for 2023/24
Thursday 15 Jun 2023
The City of Marion has proposed an average rate increase of 5.2 per cent, one of the lowest council rate increases in Adelaide.
Work starts on $1.3M upgrade to Boatshed Café at Hallett Cove
Thursday 15 Jun 2023
The City of Marion has started work on a $1.3 million upgrade to the Boatshed Café at Hallett Cove.
Discover Australia’s first innovation district with a walking tour at Tonsley
Tuesday 13 Jun 2023
The City of Marion is hosting guided walking tours of Tonsley, Australia’s first business innovation district.
Mayor of Marion visits businesses in revitalised Edwardstown
Wednesday 31 May 2023
Mayor of Marion Kris Hanna recently visited four new businesses that are part of a revitalised Edwardstown.
City of Marion wins four Local Government achievement awards
Monday 22 May 2023
The City of Marion has won four Local Government Professionals Australia, SA, Leadership Excellence Awards.
Water recovery the focus of $5.7M recycled water pipeline extension
Tuesday 11 Apr 2023
The City of Marion has started work on $5.7M project to extend its stormwater harvesting scheme.
Marion Business Hub celebrates International Women’s Day
Wednesday 01 Mar 2023
The Marion Business Hub is celebrating International Women’s Day with a networking evening on March 6.
Little Bang Brewery signs on to the Tonsley Innovation District
Monday 19 Dec 2022
Little Bang Brewery signs on to the Tonsley Innovation District and will create new microbrewery, restaurant and cafe.
Resilient South to host climate action event for small business
Wednesday 09 Nov 2022
Resilient South is hosting a ‘Climate Sustainability for your Business’ event this Friday as part of Future Energy Week at Tonsley.
Hallett Cove Shopping Centre to undergo $18m revamp under new owners
Thursday 20 Oct 2022
The new owner of the Hallett Cove Shopping Centre has unveiled an $18 million plan to breathe new life into the complex.
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