Nathan wrote:

crawf wrote:Say hello to more 24/7 Subways, Brumbys, Smokemart, Wok In A Box etc

Grrrreeeeeaaaat.... Just what we needed more of

This will create more jobs as Mike Rann will say. While the small businesses will struggle to survive.

Aidan wrote: That would conflict with our street circuit. I'd expect tram rails to be quite hazardous to racing cars! And what do you propose doing at the junction of South Terrace and Glen Osmond Road? The Clipsal 500 race only runs for 4 days of the year hardly a big issue. The trams can still run...

Roflcopter wrote:Do we really need another Woolworths?

Yes i would of preferred a Foodland supermarket with small businesses. But then again i dont think the decision is final so we will have to wait and see.

CITY LOOP TRAMLINE - The City Loop Tramline route will use the existing track along North Terrace between the West End and King William Street/King William Road intersection, then head east to the Royal Adelaide Hospital, south along East Terrace & Hutt Street, west along South Terrace and back ...

This article is from the Weekly Times Messenger: Pollution sticking point in Brickworks arm-wrestle CAR bodies, tyres, agricultural chemicals and building materials containing asbestos fill the pugholes that tell the story of the Brickworks’ former life at Thebarton. The contamination is now at the ...

What i am getting at is that there are projects that need to be done now and some that can wait, Kevin Rudd says he is a conservative yet whats he doing putting us right back into debt, after the Howard goverment worked hard to get this country back into surplus. I approve of some of the plans put f...

http://www.budget.gov.au/2010-11/content/overview/html/index.htm I'm struggling to get on the website at the moment to find the details. I think it might be a good idea to keep budget posts here until the dust settles. The Tiser reports http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/in-depth/australian-rail-tr...

I think it would be best to give up with the Brickworks Markets, once upon a time flea markets like this were popular amongst South Australians but now with Harbour Town, the Mile End Homemaker Centre and East End markets close by the Brickworks Markets are pretty much dead like the Paddys Market wh...

This article is from the City Messenger. Transport Dept tapping in to your phone THE Transport Department has been tapping into peoples’ mobile phones to determine the best route for the new $61 million O-Bahn extension to the city. Tracking devices which pick up bluetooth signals from mobile phones...

This article is from the City Messenger. Victoria Square rebirth to fuel jobs, tourism boom REVITALISING Victoria Square will boost the precinct’s population and visitors by 20 per cent - and create up to 2300 jobs - a new study reveals. The economic study obtained by the City Messenger has found th...

I couldn't find a list of the Gepps X Home HQ shops anywhere online, so I compiled one for my own purposes, based on walking around the site. Thought I'd post it here for whatever it's worth. Gepps X Home HQ complex Baby Bunting Barbeques Galore BCF (Boating Camping Fishing) Beacon Lighting Beaumon...

I have read the - Port Adelaide Centre Vision and Framework on the Port Adelaide/Enfield council website, i have to say i like it, the vision is well planned out and has great elements. The vision includes revitalizing the Port Adelaide regional centre but still retaining the historic nature of the ...

They did say that Woolworths Liquor might be moving to another location in the CBD though but no specific details on where that will be. The snackbar wasnt doing so well anyway as there is many food courts in Rundle Mall to choose from, there are also many internet cafes to compete with in the CBD. ...

Last week i attended a Woolworths Group Assessment for the Rundle Mall store, what we were told was that the store is changing a fair bit. There are going to be small stores at the front with Woolworths at the back, the liquor, internet cafe and snack bar are gone, there will be express checkouts an...

THE large volume of trucks taking shortcuts through the town centre is the major block holding back the Port’s revival, the Newport Quays consortium says. Newport Quays spokesman Todd Brown urged a Port Adelaide Enfield Chamber of Commerce forum last week to push authorities to redirect the trucks,...