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1	Is it too late to save the Port? The Advertiser, 23-October-2009, by Kim Wheatley, Tim Lloyd	497
2	Masterplan for McLaren Wharf and Cruickshank’s Corner Government of South Australia - Land Management Corporation, September 2009	382
3	SA Minister for Infrastructure Letter Hosted on this website	442
4	Master plan to revitalise the Port Centre Government of South Australia - Land Management Corporation, 08-September-2009 Member for Port Adelaide Kevin Foley announced today that the South Australian Government’s Land Management Corporation (LMC) and the City of Port Adelaide Enfield will seek tenders for a consultant to prepare a master plan for the McLaren Wharf precinct and Cruickshank’s Corner in historic Port Adelaide. The master planning process will assess the feasibility of a maritime heritage precinct on Cruickshank’s Corner that could offer a home for historic South Australian vessels such as the Falie and the Nelcebee.	316
5	New hope for City of Adelaide clipper Adelaide Now, 09-July-2009 THE historic clipper City of Adelaide is one step closer to being saved in Scotland and coming to Seaport Village, a maritime museum proposed for Port Adelaide.	451
6	Save our Ships Portside Messenger, 04-March-2009, by Heather Kennett Merchant Navy Association of SA secretary Keith Ridgeway says the MV Nelcebee and the tall ship Falie are rotting away while the State Government continues to wait on options to commemorate them a process which started in 2006.	396

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