I guess the question from myself and most South Australians who have limited knowledge on how the whole electricity generation/supply/retail system works, is when are we going to actually see our power bills reduce? We have been sold this narrative that renewable were supposed to lead to cheaper pri...

That's true as abc the troll says above, S.A still has the slowest population growth rate of the 5 mainland states. The reason we ranked first is because the growth rate of 1.67% is way above our decade average of around 0.9%. Good to see we are getting a larger share of migrants. How much of that ...

If SA can maintain between 1.5 and 2% growth for a while, I think we can grab a bigger slice of infrastructure funding from the Commonwealth. As often one of the main excuses we hear why we don't get the funding, is population. East coast has a larger population that's growing faster so they need i...

That's true as abc the troll says above, S.A still has the slowest population growth rate of the 5 mainland states. The reason we ranked first is because the growth rate of 1.67% is way above our decade average of around 0.9%. Good to see we are getting a larger share of migrants. How much of that ...

That's true as abc the troll says above, S.A still has the slowest population growth rate of the 5 mainland states. The reason we ranked first is because the growth rate of 1.67% is way above our decade average of around 0.9%. Good to see we are getting a larger share of migrants.

The Premier of South Australia doesn't even get paid that much from what i've read. Having said that, the top public servants get paid more than that anyways. Weird, yes.

Therein lies the problem of apartments in Australia... they are perceived as being sub-par as compared to landed houses. And maybe that is at least partially justified with some of the quality issues seen interstate, which has seen entire buildings deemed unlivable. Agree the offering overseas is s...

I kinda like it. Good location near the City South tram stop too.

Yep, agree with the sentiment here. Such a waste of a prime site. I've said it before i'm surprised there aren't more apartments built at Glenelg as they always sell like hot cakes. I imagine the issue is sites don't become available that often.

I really do find this continual price rise over the past 20+ years as perplexing. I mean, I do understand the factors at play........ but I would always think that house prices would plateau at the point where the general population can no longer afford to pay more, but this simply hasn't been the c...

Well peeps, the CommSec State of the States report for January 2024 has been released. For the first time in the 14 year history of the report, South Australia has gained the number 1 spot, topping four of the categories. Click on the link to see in more detail...... On a sour note, Adelaide has onc...

Wasn't quite sure where to post this one, but the pedestrian airbridge is now completely removed from the train station. From todays online version of The Advertiser..... Adelaide Railway Station restoration works complete as pedestrian airbridge removed A CBD icon has been returned to full splendou...

Here's the article as requested, from todays online version of The Advertiser. I've included the online poll, this was the current polling at time of posting. Controversial Freemasons skyscraper development facing heritage lobby pushback amid criticism of shape and location The Free Masons and Pelli...

Let's hope this one does get going again on Monday. It was moving along at a cracking fast pace before the Christmas break.

To me, the biggest mistake ever made was the introduction of negative gearing tax laws during the 80's. To turn a necessity like housing into an investment strategy was dire. I do believe Paul Keating tried to reverse it soon after it was introduced but then back-tracked on that almost immediately. ...