peas_and_corn wrote:Maybe Light was pointing to where he wanted to park.

I believe that a nation/state should have its public holidays, but only if they are celebrated in the national/state interest; ie. Australia Day, ANZAC Day. Proclamation Day, so on so forth, as quite frankly, Religion has no place in politics. But, of course, acting in the national interest; us Auss...

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Lol, David - I love it when senior figures like yourselves display a sense of humor. Toorak Tanks is probably the best thing I've heard to label the Eastern residents.

So true, and cheesy.

Will wrote:SJ - Can you provide us with a business model for your 3 stadium policy?

Oh, I know that. Bloody hooligans.

I've been behaving quite well, young man. Do hath not remember alias of folklore, King and Isiskii?

Guess who?

I too am slowly beginning to support the idea as well, I think only so because of the increasing speculation that the vote will probably fail and that alternative options, ie: compulsory acquisition are being considered. Which, all in all, at the end of the day, is probably a better outcome for furt...

Personally I think the scramble crossings that we have in Adelaide, at the Rundle, Pultney, and Pirie Street intersections have worked wonders for pedestrian amenity and movement and should defintely be enforced a lot more widespread throughout the city.

I saw it this morning. It looks so impressive from Elder Park looking west. And just to think, in a year's time, we could be looking at potentially another 8 more at least in the same view; with the RAH development and Convention Centre expansion. Hard to believe.

The building for the Savings & Loans site. ~25,000sqm.

We know.

I miss Uncle Cruise.