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Successful projects in Round 3 (2024-2025) are:
City of Tea Tree Gully: Cooler, Greener, Wilder Banksia Park Sports Area
City of Onkaparinga: Greening Playspace at Aldinga
City of Salisbury: Walkleys Corridor Development- Open Spaces Enhancement
City of Charles Sturt Council- Renown Park-Living Streets
The City of Unley: Unley Treenet Inlets
City of Mitcham: Pasadena Community Centre Phases 2 & 3 Project
Successful projects in Round 2 (2023-24) are:
City of Port Adelaide Enfield: River connections – Water quality, green space and biodiversity in Hillcrest.
City of Burnside: Cooler, Greener, Wilder Penfold Park.
City of Adelaide: Hindley Street Revitalisation.
Successful projects in Round 1 were:
City of Port Adelaide Enfield – A greener, cooler, and more resilient streetscape, Victoria St, Queenstown.
City of Holdfast Bay – The final piece of the Holdfast Bay Warriparri biodiversity corridor, Shannon Avenue.
City of Marion – Alawoona Reserves raingarden, Mitchell Park.
City of Charles Sturt – Living streets, Renown Park.
City of Mitcham – Smart stormwater and biodiversity corridor, Pasadena.
City of Adelaide – The Creek of Cultural Connection, eastern Adelaide Park Lands.
City of Salisbury – Railway corridor rehabilitation, Pooraka.
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