Talk:City of Unley
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Climate Action
[edit]The statement "99% of community-wide emissions originate from residents and businesses comprising: transport (45%), electricity (30%), gas (20%) and waste (5%)" does not have any reference source. The [Snapshot climate tool] uses an independant methodological approach to estimate local government area emissions (including Council operational emissions) which [estimated for Unley] in 2019: transport (24%), electricity (51%), gas (20%), waste (5%). There appears to be a major discrepancy on transport and electricity between the two statistics.Takver (talk) 00:50, 29 November 2021 (UTC)
Gang Shows
[edit]The Unley Town Hall was from roughly 1960–1970 the venue for the annual Scout Gang Show, directed by John Hardy. They were a pretty big deal, with around an audience of around 2000 over five days and LP recordings of the programmes published by 5AD. Worth a note, but published references are needed. Doug butler (talk) 00:59, 21 May 2023 (UTC)