The State Government needed to understand the financing of water infrastructure such as desalination plants was not simply a public sector issue, according to The Advertiser (7/9/2007, p.18).
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Adelaide should be securing its own core independent water supply and possibly building three or four water desalination plants: Leader editorial in Advertiser
Posted by waterweek on 21 September 2007
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7 September 2007: Adelaide contractors rupture water main; shops inundated
Posted by waterweek on 18 September 2007
A water main burst near the corner of North Tce and Frome Rd, Adelaide City, reported The Advertiser (7/9/2007, p. 7) As water sprayed 30m into the air a tanker rolled in to collect what otherwise would have been a waste of thousands of litres. The main burst about 8.30am when it was accidentally ruptured by contractors upgrading stormwater pipes for Adelaide City Council. A repair crew was on the scene within 20 minutes, but it took another 10 minutes for them to turn off the flow of water. Even though sand bags were placed at the doors of nearby businesses, several were inundated with water.
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