lol great idea, lets build a schoolyard on one of the most contaminated pieces of land in the state the expertise in this place is off the charts Speaking from a professional background in contaminated land remediation - you can build most things on most types of contaminated site. The level of rem...

No, they were new for the indigenous gallery until it was mothballed.

Nathan wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 05, 2024 1:46 pm

Llessur2002 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 05, 2024 12:44 pm

Not sure what the little buildings are. The larger one seems to have too much glass to be a toilet.

Haha, I did actually wonder about those

A few from yesterday showing landscaping and remediation works are continuing. https://i.imgur.com/RFApSCQ.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/U7sgJnX.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/vET0l03.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/NiT6oaa.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/bC4zA8y.jpeg Not sure what the little buildings are. The larger one s...

if you move house, or upgrade your solar system or add batteries etc, the tariff ends. Realistically though, how would they know if you replaced panels like for like and kept the capacity of the system the same? The inverter's a different story as that, I think, needs to be registered and the new o...

Some of the older and therefore smaller systems are on fixed feed-in rates for the life of the system (or at least for a very long time i.e. 10+ years - I'm not 100% sure of the specifics). My boss has a 10 or so year old 5kw system on his roof that he's currently still getting 40c/kwh for. My under...

the trouble with woolies is no matter how big their stores are there's so little choice of anything... they'll just use the extra space as in store warehouse This is why I don't really like shopping at Brickworks - it takes twice as long to get round and there's always stuff I can't get. For exampl...

No matter what the reasons for higher retail prices are, it's not because renewables are more expensive to install. They are cheaper and faster to deploy. The only coal plants being built worldwide are either by governments or guaranteed by taxpayers. The private sector won't touch them unless ther...

To be fair there are valid questions here - if prices are going up (which they generally have been markedly in recent years) then what's the cause? Is it directly related to a rise in wholesale prices? If so, what's cause of that? Global events, the transition to non-coal based fuels, something else...

Same mentality kept the level crossing in Croydon too. I dunno, I'm a Croydon resident and an infrastructure 'enthusiast' (if that's the right term) and I'm very glad the long overpass didn't go ahead. The design and contribution to the relatively historic street was poor to start off with and, giv...

Doesn't sound like great news... International contract dispute embroiling SAHMRI 2 has $500m Australian Bragg Centre cancer unit on verge of collapse A world-leading cancer-­fighting facility is at serious threat of collapse amid risks of an international contract dispute that has left taxpayers fa...

I just noticed today that this building has gained some Flinders signage...

Sensational Adelaide geeting a metion in the Advertiser this morning: South Australians have mixed emotions about the new Myer Centre building as upgrades nearly complete South Australians are expressing mixed feelings about the upgrade to the ­facade of Rundle Mall’s Myer Centre, with some shoppers...

Nathan wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 15, 2024 3:34 pm

Yeah, the Rundle Mall store is way too small. Results in a smaller range, and an unusually cramped experience.

I love Uniqlo but have only visited the CBD store once. The shopping experience was very cramped and frustrating and I'm in no particular rush to go back again.

Are you wondering about their committment to a city campus? I think there are many operational reasons that would explain a smaller start. For example, shifting building end dates likely would have been a challenge for timetabling so they've probably only moved the more straightforward courses now....