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Australian's move to protect drive-in |
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[Webmaster's note: Interesting bit that shows the Aussies appreciate their roadside, too. Well done, mates! RJD]
Australian Broadcasting Company | October 3, 2005
Territory Heritage Minister Marion Scrymgour has announced that two sites in Alice Springs will now be heritage-listed.
The sites are the Seven Mile aerodrome at the Alice Springs Airport and the Pioneer drive-in cinema. Ms. Scrymgour says the drive-in was built in 1963 and is the only remaining drive-in in the Territory.
She says the developers of the site will put the screen back into use and will incorporate it into a new resort.
"To integrate, you know, the screen, the cafe, projector room and the open spaces and integrating that as part of the development is a job well done and I congratulate all that have been involved, and we can still maintain certainly the heritage and the significance of that area," she said.
Originally published here: http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200510/s1473441.htm
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