News & Discussion: Trams

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2821 Post by [Shuz] » Thu Mar 22, 2018 10:48 am

Nathan wrote:
Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:26 pm
Won't be Pisoni. The transport and infrastructure, housing and urban development, city of Adelaide, and local government roles have just been given to Stephan Knoll, member for Schubert (in the Barossa).
You're telling me that the Minister for the Adelaide CBD is some guy from the Barossa?

And that the Minister for Transport, Urban Development and Infrastructure is a guy who represents a region that boasts none of these things. He's got no Knoll-edge of these things.

The Minister for Adelaide should have been the bloody representative of Adelaide herself! Rachel Sanderson??

What an epic fail.
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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2822 Post by Norman » Thu Mar 22, 2018 12:15 pm

This is from Gawler Place last night

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2823 Post by citywatcher » Thu Mar 22, 2018 12:52 pm

[Shuz] wrote:
Nathan wrote:
Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:26 pm
Won't be Pisoni. The transport and infrastructure, housing and urban development, city of Adelaide, and local government roles have just been given to Stephan Knoll, member for Schubert (in the Barossa).
You're telling me that the Minister for the Adelaide CBD is some guy from the Barossa?

And that the Minister for Transport, Urban Development and Infrastructure is a guy who represents a region that boasts none of these things. He's got no Knoll-edge of these things.

The Minister for Adelaide should have been the bloody representative of Adelaide herself! Rachel Sanderson??

What an epic fail.
She's been given child protection
This makes me think she is on her way out so they are just helping her along
I know off topic
But yes the footpaths and gutters along the route are a mess and I hope they are attended to soon

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2824 Post by Norman » Thu Mar 22, 2018 12:54 pm

Rachel is definitely one of those "won't somebody please think of the children" people, so it could be the perfect portfolio for her.

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#2825 Post by Waewick » Thu Mar 22, 2018 7:09 pm

[Shuz] wrote:
Nathan wrote:
Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:26 pm
Won't be Pisoni. The transport and infrastructure, housing and urban development, city of Adelaide, and local government roles have just been given to Stephan Knoll, member for Schubert (in the Barossa).
You're telling me that the Minister for the Adelaide CBD is some guy from the Barossa?

And that the Minister for Transport, Urban Development and Infrastructure is a guy who represents a region that boasts none of these things. He's got no Knoll-edge of these things.

The Minister for Adelaide should have been the bloody representative of Adelaide herself! Rachel Sanderson??

What an epic fail.
Seriously Shuz that is a pretty ordinary post. Our last state treasurer was a taxi driver but those here didnt seem too phased.

Give the bloke a chance. Although big chance is that he has a focus on regional infrastructure as well.

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#2826 Post by Norman » Thu Mar 22, 2018 7:19 pm

Waewick wrote:Give the bloke a chance. Although big chance is that he has a focus on regional infrastructure as well.
This is true, and our regional infrastructure is very poor indeed.

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2827 Post by citywatcher » Thu Mar 22, 2018 7:38 pm

Well let their cherished market forces take care of that and not pork barelling

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2828 Post by Patrick_27 » Thu Mar 22, 2018 10:44 pm

Norman wrote:
Thu Mar 22, 2018 7:19 pm
Waewick wrote:Give the bloke a chance. Although big chance is that he has a focus on regional infrastructure as well.
This is true, and our regional infrastructure is very poor indeed.
I'm open to admitting that I'm traditionally a young Labor voter, so the recent election result isn't ideal from my perspective and how I'd like to see things go for this state. However, given this state will have a Liberal state government for at-least the next four years, I'm actually happy to see the Libs pick up projects in areas that Labor have failed to pick up which is particularly in regional areas and business red-tape. I'd prefer for the Libs to shelve rather than butcher the pet-projects of Labor which includes trams (unless they actually choose to extend to North Adelaide).

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2829 Post by Haso » Fri Mar 23, 2018 11:07 am

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Let’s have a short break from the election post mortem…
Not much time this morning… only two stops, the last photo is ex RAH is taken from distance… sorry, I was already late. Hoping for some more time, next time...

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2830 Post by Haso » Fri Mar 23, 2018 11:09 am

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a short break from the election post mortem… second part

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2831 Post by Haso » Sat Mar 24, 2018 1:46 pm

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The city colourful past.

Adelaide City Council has commissioned artist Marina Amaral to add waves of colour to a series of vintage black and white photos for a special exhibition in Rundle Mall.
ABC news – http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-23/a ... ay/9580230

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Beehive Corner, 1909. Eletric trams + one horse drawn tram(?)

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Pulteney Street, 1913

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2832 Post by adelaide transport » Sat Mar 24, 2018 3:46 pm

Currently no trams running between Beckman Street Glandore and Glenelg due to a "technical issue.(hopefully not another pantograph incident).
Several trams with passengers stranded, awaiting replacement buses which are hard to come by with lots of extras out on Footy Express services.
Bad time for this to happen with nearly all the fleet out for Footy services as well as normal services.

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2833 Post by citywatcher » Sat Mar 24, 2018 4:19 pm

adelaide transport wrote:Currently no trams running between Beckman Street Glandore and Glenelg due to a "technical issue.(hopefully not another pantograph incident).
Several trams with passengers stranded, awaiting replacement buses which are hard to come by with lots of extras out on Footy Express services.
Bad time for this to happen with nearly all the fleet out for Footy services as well as normal services.
Typical
Liberals have only been in one week and the trams are stuffing up already

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2834 Post by Kasey771 » Sat Mar 24, 2018 4:20 pm

citywatcher wrote:
adelaide transport wrote:Currently no trams running between Beckman Street Glandore and Glenelg due to a "technical issue.(hopefully not another pantograph incident).
Several trams with passengers stranded, awaiting replacement buses which are hard to come by with lots of extras out on Footy Express services.
Bad time for this to happen with nearly all the fleet out for Footy services as well as normal services.
Typical
Liberals have only been in one week and the trams are stuffing up already

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Big infrastructure investments are usually under-valued and & over-criticized while in the planning stage. It's much easier to envision the here and now costs and inconveniences, and far more difficult to imagine fully the eventual benefits.

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Re: News & Discussion: Trams

#2835 Post by adelaide transport » Sat Mar 24, 2018 4:55 pm

Normal services are now in operation,and no substitute buses were provided!

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