Only a decade late

In a surprising development, LIV Golf is set to merge with the PGA Tour, so I don't like the chances of a return tournament.

I've always thought that a museum of South Australian history is something that's been lacking. We don't spend enough energy teaching kids & newcomers about what's come before us here. The closest we've had until now is some of the Aboriginal exhibits in the SA Museum, parts of the Migration Mus...

When even the RAA are agreeing with increased spending on the rail network, you know it NEEDS to be done.

Crane went up on this one.

Even if you ignore the heritage buildings, the parklands or the imaginary strawman complaints about aircraft noise, it's still a crappy location. The fact the main entrance would be around 700m from the corner of North & West Terraces mean that most people are unlikely to park in the CBD & w...

Ironically enough, Lot Fourteen would've been a far better location for a new W&CH than this.

Last day of trading tomorrow, so get in there.

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Sat Sep 25, 2021 10:57 am

What a joke this is. On hold again until April 22


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I mean, probably a good idea to wait until there's... y'know... tourists before you start building a hotel.

Here's a photo of the Southen Cross site post-hotel demolition

https://collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/resource/B+71876/95

As you can see, they did a good job building a "retro" facade to it, but the actual arcade had nothing at all to do with the old hotel building.

The SA Tourism Youtube page uploaded this yesterday


So, considering the closed borders to the Eastern states, there may be good news for Adelaide-Auckland upcoming.

The Scooter Guy, What have our daily newspapers got to do with it? Daily newspapers aren't as big of a problem as news.com.au is. Search "news.com.au +kmart" and see all the free kicks that website gives KMart. Just a sample of headlines: "Inside the life of a Kmart influencer" ...

They would want to be very very careful with what they do. The central market charm might be lost for good if they try and make it what it isn't. You're completely right about how vital it is to maintain the character of the actual markets themselves. However, there is absolutely nothing whatsoever...

I can’t believe “neighbours” complain about the noise! It’s 100km from suburbia - how far out do they have to go? Plus it’s only 1 “big” event (20k-40k people!) a year and they complain, I have heard it all. Well they're going to be building a drag strip, which would raise the noise levels somewhat.

Love the curves, the finished product will look great and bring a whole new hub of activity and interest but can't help but feel it's a lost opportunity in terms of an iconic tower in this space, imagine that building but all the way up to the 120m - 140m mark, to then be complimented by the Walker...