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Was just watching the news on ten. They showed a shot of the skyline from across the river torrens, really put it into perspective what an impact this would have.

Should be interesting to see what AAL say.
Didnt they recently take a swipe back the AAC?

The thing with areas like the port, with undeveloped land, old/trust houses, is that they will all be undergoing urban renewal. There is only one way for prices to go, and that is up. Take the Westwood area for example. Ferryden Park one of the suburbs thats been redeveloped, was the poorest suburb ...

Wow, talk about getting things down quickly.
And I cant believe my eyes. You usually see one guy working at roadwork sites, and the rest standing around, but on this they all seem to be working.

Hm, I wonder how it will go with APEC again next week.

You know what light poles are attractive, the ones they used on the new section of tapleys hill road when they extended the runway.

Thank the lord they are finally going to upgrade the section between torrens and port roads.

I believe he meant why do these trucks need to be moved via road. In other words, off road? A bit of bush bashing. Im sure theyll find a solution. This isnt the first time they are using these trucks. What I found more interesting then these trucks, is that the article also mentioned the next state ...

Her in charge of the acc? God save us all!

As crawf says, whilst there maybe many potential up and coming areas... the Port would be my best bet for property investment. Close to the Outer Harbor line too, therefore close to the city. If you don't mind me asking, how do you come to that conclusion? I just don't see what will drive growth in...

Apparently thats not a big enough buffer to risk Jane her seat.

The whole thing was shut down, and entire floors of the Hyatt too.

All over for now, until next month.

Australia hasnt hosted APEC in yonks. I think we hosted the very first one back in the 80's?.
Anyway, Id steer clear of the convention center, not that you'll get in.

6 million travellers through the airport a year, is a drop in the ocean, if your trying justify major transport infrastructure to the airport.

Dont know if anyone has been up the Port way, or saw on the news, but some crane from Germany, half the height of Santos has arrived to work on the new bridge.

I think I have an old street directoy somewhere with the old track shown at the back. Ill scan it if I find it.