Adelaide grew by 20,000+ people in the last year - our fastest growth in a couple of decades. Hardly slow growing. The trend is only going upwards particularly with the 2 million plus migrants to come in the next 5 years. I wouldn't be too concerned about 1000 people leaving.

That's probably one of the best inner-city views (from the SW) of the city skyline.

Well, you do so by incentivising businesses to establish a new industry or expand their operations and the associated workforce to support it. I'm just riffing off the top of my head here but aquaculture is a growing one in the region, so new factories for the processing and distribution of aquacult...

Monarto and the Multi Function Polis both failed. What makes you think third time lucky will be the answer? I would really like to see more focus on the South Coast region (Victor Harbor, Port Elliot, Middleton, Goolwa) into South Australia's second major urban centre with a population of 100,000+. ...

What other tower? This literally is the last one in the City Central development to be built (only took 20 years!).

Agree 100% with Rev. These foreigners can fuck right off and stop their bullshit inflating the housing market and screwing genuine Australians in the process.

Mali has lost my vote.

Well the NS Motorway technically isn't a Freeway. It's a very expensive and glorified arterial road. The on and off ramp configurations are pretty bad.

Side topic, but related, whenever are they going to duplicate the Swanport Bridge? This is well overdue by now.

Not everyone has the means to be able to drive to Aldinga.

We should have a wave pool in Adelaide, that'd be pretty cool. However, I think that would be best left to the private market to determine, not the government.

I'm a little unclear as to what is going on with this site? Is the tower actually being built, or is this just a stage 1 like a new carpark entrance or something?

Lipstick on a pig.

The one made on page 84 of this thread...

The most recent one, duh.

Vehemently disagree.

I actually like the Hilton and Intercontinental as is. The architecture reflects their time very well. Give it a bit more time and they will be appreciated.