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Yeah, Grenfell Street (and Currie Street) need a massive uplift, but that should be combined with some form of State Govt PT plan.

Some more photos on the latest post by https://www.instagram.com/karl.au?igsh= ... JqMm5vdA== of the 'MOTIONAL - Objects by Association' artwork by Karl Meyer on Bentham Street.





Photos by https://www.instagram.com/samrophoto?ig ... VkcWVieA==

The exhibited works are by https://www.instagram.com/tomborgas?igs ... V4b3JjYQ==


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New street trees planted in my street.







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Glad to see that kerb inlets for rain seem to be becoming standard. Also pleased to see a variety of tree species — too many councils having been planting a monoculture of Callery pears.

Already attacked by a drunk. Thankfully an easy fix.

Field Street is currently being ripped up and streetscaped with new trees etc. This street has changed a lot over the last few years or so with new buildings and restaurants. Now its basically an extension of Chinatown Moonta St.

From today.


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AndyWelsh wrote: ↑

Mon May 20, 2024 12:47 pm

From today.


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Bikeways, plural? ACC can’t even figure out where to build an east-west bikeway, let alone second north-south one!

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Mon May 20, 2024 11:48 pm

AndyWelsh wrote: ↑

Mon May 20, 2024 12:47 pm

From today.


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Bikeways, plural? ACC can’t even figure out where to build an east-west bikeway, let alone second north-south one!

One going north, and one going south makes two, ergo plural...

when is Pitt St going to reopen? It has been closed since Oct/Nov last year.

It's not closed, it's still open to vehicles and pedestrians.

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Tue May 21, 2024 2:38 pm

when is Pitt St going to reopen? It has been closed since Oct/Nov last year.

Takes them about 6-8 months to redesign a simple 400 metre street.

Every second day it is re-closed. Actually it is only 140m on google maps.

A few photos of the works at Pitt Street