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Heather Kennett has written an article about Plympton residents fear that four-storey housing will ruin their suburb in the Guardian Messenger.
Mr Betts urged residents to examine the proposal and lodge a submission with the council before community consultation ended on Friday (February 22).
Height limits would rise to eight storeys on Anzac Highway.
Emma Attschwager has written about the planned rally in the Rally over State Government plans for high-rises near parklands article published in the Southern Times Messenger.
Emma Attschwager has written an article about more than 200 people at meeting to discuss building heights on Greenhill and Fullarton roads in the Eastern Courier Messenger.
Planning Department executive - and former Burnside head planner - Andrew Grear was jeered as he fielded questions for almost two hours.
John Stokes has written an article on the plans for 140 homes on former Housing Trust site at Marden in the Eastern Courier Messenger.
Renewal SA chief executive Fred Hansen said any redevelopment on the site, where more than 60 Housing Trust units were bulldozed last year, would have to include a proportion of affordable housing.
Emma Altschwager has written about the concern over residential zoning changes in the article River Views in The Eastern Courier Messenger.
We're concerned about the overshadowing and overlooking and the bulk and scale of the new apartments
Association president Jim Dunk said heritage homes - many from the 19th century - needed greater protection. "We feel it's destroying the thos of the area", Mr Dunk said.
Emma Attschwager has written an article on the Plans for four-storey apartments along the Torrens at St Peters, Joslin, Royston Park, Marden and Felixstow in the Eastern Courier Messenger.
St Peters Residents Association spokeswoman Evonne Moore said residents were worried about the effect of multi-storey buildings on neighbouring properties.
Ben Groundwater has written a piece for Fairfax Papers, reflecting on What great cities have that Australia's cities don't
There's nothing wrong with Australian cities. They're not bad places to live – in fact they're fantastic. But do you sometimes get the feeling that we're missing out, that we're not doing something right?