The two protesters who lost a bid to stop the felling of almost 600 trees, as part of the North Adelaide golf course redevelopment, have been asked to pay $150,000 of the state government's legal fees.
Protestors who lost bid to stop golf course redevelopment asked to pay $150k in legal fees
In short:
The protesters who tried to stop the North Adelaide golf course redevelopment in Federal Court have been asked to pay $150,000 in the state government's legal fees.
Premier Peter Malinauskas said the offer "represents a balance" between "competing interests".
What's next?
Edwin Kemp Attrill and Janette Milera's lawyer said they will review the offer.
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