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rev wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 30, 2020 2:38 pm

But trolling twats like Nort think quarantining people in remote locations, where a breach wont result in a city or state wide lockdown, is a bad idea.

Please show me where I've said that.

View down North Terrace from the Intercontinental: https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20201129/febaa891c1ce9c2dbd692f60a4ca18c5.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20201129/69d674ea70595f867a8b4acdf4e84657.jpg Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Great shots, in the next few years it's going to be int...

Some people have a weird cargo cult mentality to urban planning, where they look at major cities like Sydney and Melbourne and think that since they have skyscrapers we could be like them if we had skyscrapers too. That isn't to say that development shouldn't be encouraged, shiny new buildings on th...

Hotel Room 5 is erm, somewhat interesting. A shower and a shitter with a view of the city's busiest intersection! You would hope the glazing is really good cos I don't think your regular punter on the street wants to see guests doing their private business. I wonder if those rooms would be a fancie...

rev wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 27, 2020 4:53 pm

Some of you really are slimy snakes who see/read what you want.

FFS, can you please stop dragging your derogatory provocative shit into every single thread?

Looking at the architects portfolio it seems like we can expect the final building to look similar to the renders, even their student tower work looks good.

Just to clarify, the only thing that's changing is that any positive case in quarantine will be moved to a dedicated facility, most likely to be the old Wakefield Hotel. The existing quarantine hotels will remain in place. Ah yeah. Information must have changed. Seems to be happening quite a lot wi...

Just to clarify, the only thing that's changing is that any positive case in quarantine will be moved to a dedicated facility, most likely to be the old Wakefield Hotel. The existing quarantine hotels will remain in place. Old Wakefield Hospital, but yeah. For that vast majority of people in medi-h...

If I'm wrong, which you appear to agree I'm not despite your efforts to argue with me, then why is the government going to close down the medihotel program and move them all into a single facility? Unless something new has been announced in the last couple of hours that's absolutely not what they'r...

[Shuz] wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 26, 2020 10:25 am

This is a good improvement on the design before. Looking forward to this getting up. Will be good to watch from Harry's Bar.

The best bar in Adelaide!

If I'm wrong, which you appear to agree I'm not despite your efforts to argue with me, then why is the government going to close down the medihotel program and move them all into a single facility? Unless something new has been announced in the last couple of hours that's absolutely not what they'r...

And what do you mean it's not easy to get it done? We have massive mining operations in the middle of nowhere, in some of the most remote places in the world, not just here in Australia but in other parts of the world. Mines with thousands of people living and working there. Every day there are sup...

And what do you mean it's not easy to get it done? We have massive mining operations in the middle of nowhere, in some of the most remote places in the world, not just here in Australia but in other parts of the world. Mines with thousands of people living and working there. Every day there are sup...

The advertiser article reiterates what a number of epidemiologists have been suggesting for many months, that the medihotel system is seriously flawed - it's a shame they were not listened to sooner. The Federal Government should have shown some initiative and reopened their immigration detention f...

Ho Really wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 17, 2020 2:14 pm

Succumbed to the idiocy of the surgical mask...

Um you what now?