Mr WINGARD (Mitchell) (11:31): I move:

That this house urges the Weatherill Labor government to prioritise the grade separation of the Seaford railway line where it meets Diagonal and Morphett roads at Oaklands Park, in order to—

(a) improve traffic congestion for residents living in the southern suburbs;

(b) provide efficient access for emergency services vehicles;

(c) support economic activity in the Westfield Marion precinct; and

(d) support the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre as a venue for state, national and international events.

On Monday 5 September the Federal Minister for Infrastructure and Urban Development, Mr Paul Fletcher visited the Oaklands Crossing. 

From 1 August until the end of September my office will be a donation point for the latest Essentials for Women SA donation drive. 

Mr WINGARD (Mitchell) (12:11): I rise today to speak about a positive that came out of the state budget. It is something the member for Bright and I have been championing for a long time, and I would like to acknowledge the Minister for Recreation and Sport for jumping on board with this project. I am talking about the BMX track that is flagged for O'Halloran Hill. The state government is putting $2 million towards this project, while the Onkaparinga and Marion councils are putting forward $1.5 million.

It was a pleasure to help the Adelaide Branch of the Australian Computer Society celebrate their 50th Anniversary earlier in August.

I recently visited the Trott Park dog park at it was brilliant to see it almost complete. 

After years of campaigning to Fix Oaklands Crossing and more recently working hard with the new Federal member for Boothby Nicolle Flint and David Speirs MP, I was delighted for our community when Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced $40 million towards this project a month ago.

With the Federal election out of the way I thought it was a good to to update everyone on where we stand with Oaklands Crossing.

Mr WINGARD (Mitchell) (17:12): I rise today to speak about two wonderful Lions Clubs in my community that are doing great work helping in that area. 

Mr WINGARD (Mitchell) (12:05:30):  I rise today, too, to commend the member for Davenport for bringing this motion before the house to:

            (a)        recognise Purple Day in support of epilepsy awareness;

            (b)        acknowledge the work of community members who raise the issue of epilepsy awareness; and

            (c)        call on the state government to adequately fund epilepsy services, research and diagnosis.