Purposing

It will require a lot of multi-purposing, and re-purposing.

It floated the idea while in opposition – now the Labor Government is taking a closer look at re-purposing the old Stockton Centre, to combat the housing crisis.

The only exception was to have been the approval of 24 raised agrovoltaic pilot projects, run in collaboration with the Agricultural Research Institute, exploring the dual purposing of land to simultaneously produce both energy and food.

Although undoing colonial-era laws is one of the stated goals, the re-purposing of some existing provisions and ambiguous drafting does little justice to that aim.

Works already undertaken include extensive works to the roof and re-purposing of the kitchen area to the rear of the stage, together with new seating, lighting and sound systems.

The World Bank’s Simeon Ehui also details support initiatives, including the possibility of re-purposing $3.2 billion in uncommitted funding.

They’re also re-purposing traditional reporting techniques to fit an era of doctored videos, online impersonators and partisan sites masquerading as news.

But one of the beauties of re-purposing industrial spaces, such as the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall that once housed an electricity generator, was the challenge it presented artists, said Dr Brand.

Peter Fonda’s character Wyatt wore a stars-and-stripes helmet and rode a motorcycle called Captain America, re-purposing traditional images for the counter-culture.

Purposing the acreage is a work in progress with an apple orchard and a vineyard still to come.

The updated project specs involves re-purposing the existing school site.