but is it unreasonable?

we are so stuck in the past with alcohol rules and regulations, no wonder we have such big social problems with it

spiller wrote:^^^ Adelaidians can't even cope with a simple zipper merge as it is, I don't think the negating of one way streets is within the realms of the average driver's capabilities here.

so true its sad

there is no need for overpasses or underpasses. adelaide isnt that busy, and there are plenty of roads going east/west that can be used instead. but this job needs to be done properly, or not done at all. in reality they could re-assess how traffic works in the CBD totally there would be a good arg...

the waterfront is probably underutilised but looking throught developments, isn't this all going to be a dirty river anyway? hardly something people want to come down and see.

I say bring the charges, it makes no sense not to.

mrs whatshername is elderly and takes more time than three hrs! well i'm young and in a fing rush and want a car park so get out the way!!!

toot toot!!!

I guess we could just have 2 parts of the square linked with a overpass?

ricecrackers wrote:

Paulns wrote:What else are these clowns in Government not telling us???? Time for a re-election.

re-elect who though?

anyone.

Its a shame that state politics has become a place of last resort for those not good enough for anything else.

I think there is a big fat ride that this state is going to be taken on.

I would admit however that what is written in the papers and what Foley says is probably vastly different to what is actually going on.

for some reason I thought we were a year into the term

going to be a very long and wasteful 4 years...well on the stadium situation I guess.

Mr Foley also revealed during the 891 ABC Adelaide interview that the Stadium Management Authority was now canvassing reducing the seating capacity from 50,000 to 45,000 to save money. However, Mr McLachlan said he had no idea when the committee told the Government about increased costs. http://www...

crawf wrote:I would rather see the Festival Centre given a major revamp.

agreed

you can look to see what has been done,, but in Adelaide it seems to be the general consensus just to copy everything they do because some how we have become known as the "little Melbourne" I think we should be looking around the world and the country for inspiration on how to improve the ...

agreed

sick and tired of trying replicate Melbourne.

We are not Melbourne and we have other positives that we could build upon if we actually took the time and effort to do it.

thats fair enough but I still don't think it goes far enough to making the parklands more attractive

still a step in the right direction.

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/parklands-for-plunder/story-e6frea83-1225872970822 ADELAIDE'S parklands are under siege from a range of planned developments, failure to return land designated for rehabilitation and a procession of Government ministers calling for open space to be...