You know listening to 5AA, Leon Byner who brings on actual experts in the industry, what they're doing isn't even actually needed.

Global tech and services company Accenture to set up Adelaide hub, with a plan to create 2000 jobs Daniel Wills, State Political Editor, The Advertiser September 27, 2020 9:58pm Subscriber only Global technology and services giant Accenture will set up an Adelaide hub, with a plan to create 2000 lo...

The new drive-through video of the Regency to Pym project is up now. As always, feedback is welcome! https://youtu.be/TcyIHxtngB4 Cant remember if I suggested this from one of your previous videos, but perhaps slow the footage down on key areas like the bridge construction. But other then that :app...

[...] Why they have an airport that has 10x the traffic compared to Adelaide is also interesting, is it geography? Has the state of Texas targeted this? Combine the population of Dallas and Fort Worth and their greater metro area and you are looking at over 7.5 million people (US Census Bureau 2019...

That's why I said it's either being delayed till they announce work is officially starting on the frigates and subs, which will be accompanied by a rounded off figure of "new" jobs for those projects, and then oh btw we're sending 700 maintenance jobs to WA, but yeh you got XXXX new jobs here. Or th...

Any news yesterday about the proposed shift to WA of collins class maintenance from Scmo? Could not access on line his Osborne speech or any other from him yesterday. Hopefully no change - we cant afford mid stream alterations like that - esp. in covid. Did he say anything about infrastructure spen...

Yes because solar and wind has really driven the price down for consumers in South Australia. Oh wait a minute....reality at the door :roll: [emoji38] Actually, solar and wind are the cheapest sources of electricity we have in this state. It's the gas and diesel generators (the latter which are use...

If the government had insisted on "fibre or nothing", would as many homes have had NBN internet at >15Mb/s at the beginning of the COVID-19 shutdown as we did? It seems that this "upgrade" is scheduled to start after the first rollout is finished. My FTTN NBN is significantly faster than the ADSL i...

Yes because solar and wind has really driven the price down for consumers in South Australia. Oh wait a minute....reality at the door

I'd say well beyond 50 years we wont see the airport moved, or a new airport built. Even with the best case scenario for population growth.
But that doesn't mean we can't theorize what ifs.

Energy firm says its nuclear-waste fueled diamond batteries could last thousands of years by Peter Grad , Tech Xplore A cellphone power source that lasts nine years. An auto-battery pack that lasts nearly a century. A pacemaker that is powered to last 28,000 years. These surreal claims are being ma...

https://www.opb.org/article/2020/09/03/ ... r-reactor/

At least our federal government as useless as they are haven't entirely ruled out nuclear as an option.

Multi million dollar casino expansion and new hotel, but the old building still has a rusted out flag pole. It's the small things and finer details sometimes that make the bigger impression.

If the government had insisted on "fibre or nothing", would as many homes have had NBN internet at >15Mb/s at the beginning of the COVID-19 shutdown as we did? It seems that this "upgrade" is scheduled to start after the first rollout is finished. My FTTN NBN is significantly faster than the ADSL i...

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Thu Sep 24, 2020 5:02 pm

Can anyone explain the reasoning behind this?
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did you get permission to take that photo?

Probably just for within the work site it self, might be safety related.
They cant stop you taking a photo or video from the road or footpaths.