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SAVE THE DATE
18TH AUGUST 2024 AT 1PM
VICTORIA SQUARE / TARNTANYANGGA
We're marching again to show the Government we mean business. This time...we're going to need a bigger truck. You won't want to miss this!
CRANKER, ROXIE'S, & CHATEAU APOLLO OPEN AFTER THE RALLY WITH LIVE MUSIC ON 2 STAGES
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A great reminder to attend the rally. You can show your friends, family, boss, pet goldfish, so they can scan the QR code!
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DownloadWe are still waiting to hear from the State Planning Commission about the next step in the development application assessment.
In the meantime, we are lobbying our elected members to intervene with a legislative change and policy update that will save the Cranker and also protect our other local sites of living cultural significance!
Wee Hur's development plan for the Cranker, Midnight Spaghetti, Roxie's, and Chateau Apollo at 188-196 Grenfell Street Adelaide was made available on 19 April 2024.
Our campaign's supporters submitted over 800 representations during the public consultation which closed on 10 May 2024.
Now, we have to wait for the next move from the State Planning Commission.
Record a 60 second message of support for the Cranker. View our published vox pops here
The Crown and Anchor, affectionately known as The Cranker or The Cranka, is the most vibrant example of our UNESCO City Of Music culture in Adelaide.
It is at risk of being lost to a development plan, turning the site into short-term student accommodation and leaving only the heritage listed façade behind.
It is not just a heritage listed façade.
It is not just a historical pub.
It is not just a live music venue.
It is alive.
We cannot lose this place.
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There are two ways you can share your photos with the campaign:
1) Upload your photos to this shared Google Folder here. It is important that you create a subfolder with the name of the photographer and if it is from a performance or gig, the name of the band/artist in the photos. No name = no photo credit! Once they have been uploaded, we will move them to a non-shared folder for campaign use.
2) Add your photos to the shared Google Photos album. Your Google Account name will be recorded as the photo credit.
By sharing your photos with us in either of these manners, you are licensing Save The Cranker to use them for any and all purposes, commercial and non-commercial, related to the campaign. Photo credit will be given when the name of the photographer is provided with the photo upload. No name = no photo credit!
We are still forming the wider working group for this campaign. If you have relevant skills or connections and would like to volunteer your time, please fill out our campaign volunteer form.
We have aligned our campaign with the current operation's preferred spelling; Cranker.
Old habits die hard, so if you search for Save The Cranka we've got you covered with email, webpage, and search engine redirections.
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The Crown & Anchor
Est. 1853 ADL - S.A.
The home of cold beer
& amplified music
A double fluked anchor with a regal crown sitting about the shank and below the stock,
and bordered by a knotless loop of rope.
196 Grenfell St, Adelaide SA 5000
The Crown & Anchor Hotel is situated in Tarntanya on Kaurna Yarta. The Save The Cranker campaign respectfully acknowledges the Kaurna peoples as traditional custodians of country. We are honoured to recognise their deep connections to land, waters, and community. We pay our deep respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We also acknowledge the other First Nations of lands across Australia, their Elders, traditions, cultures, stories and heritage. Let us always strive to ensure that we operate in a manner which respects their Elders and ancestors.
All non-Aboriginal people in Australia live on stolen land. Spiritual sovereignty of Australia’s First Nations peoples was never ceded. This always was and always will be, Aboriginal land.