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^ He can read this.Phantom wrote:I've thought this, too. Would it be wrong if we intentionally wrote about a new development on say, Hindley St, where all the facts are completely fictious, just to see if it gets published elsewhere as a fact?Ben wrote:Wonder if he got the idea for this article from our recent conversations regarding vacancy rates in regent arcade... coincidence i think not.
knowing the Adelaide council they'll reduce the width of the pedestrian crossing in front of Adelaide Arcade, just like they did in front of the Art Gallery..Mr Ferraro said the Grenfell St pedestrian crossing should be widened or moved to funnel pedestrians into Regent Arcade as well as Adelaide Arcade.
Shit! Back to square one!Nathan wrote:^ He can read this.Phantom wrote:I've thought this, too. Would it be wrong if we intentionally wrote about a new development on say, Hindley St, where all the facts are completely fictious, just to see if it gets published elsewhere as a fact?Ben wrote:Wonder if he got the idea for this article from our recent conversations regarding vacancy rates in regent arcade... coincidence i think not.
It's not a proposal to re-build the main Regent cinema. It's a conversion of the old cinemas 2 & 3 (towards the southern end of the arcade) into four gold class cinemas. Previously discussed here (with renders).pushbutton wrote:So it sounds like they might be actually seriously considering new cinemas then? Hard to believe because as I said they've only quite recently spend a lot of money demolishing cinemas there!
Thank you for clarifying this. However, I was sure they demolished these cinemas a year or two after they closed?Maximus wrote:It's not a proposal to re-build the main Regent cinema. It's a conversion of the old cinemas 2 & 3 (towards the southern end of the arcade) into four gold class cinemas. Previously discussed here (with renders).pushbutton wrote:So it sounds like they might be actually seriously considering new cinemas then? Hard to believe because as I said they've only quite recently spend a lot of money demolishing cinemas there!
Adelaide’s Jamie’s Italian restaurant to be the grandest and most luxurious of them all
Dianne Mattsson Food writer
May 15, 2014 2:06PM
ADELAIDE’S Jamie’s Italian restaurant is set to be the chain’s “most luxurious” in Australia — in keeping with the grandeur of the former Westpac bank site.
Work is well underway to redeem the faded grandeur of the site, at 2 King William St, rendering it the “most luxurious, grandest and most unique” of all the Australian Jamie Oliver sites.
Developers are tight-lipped about the project, but confirm the budget is expected to far outpace the Jamie’s Italian restaurants already open in Sydney, Canberra and Perth, as well as Brisbane, which is due to open early next year.
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Type: Application Assessed on Merit
Application Number: DA/388/2014
Lodgement Date: 5/06/2014
Latest Decision Location: Zu, GF-1F 93 Rundle Mall, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Description: Alterations and change the use on ground floor and basement to small licenced venue including outdoor dining.
Interesting. That's the corner of Lindes Lane (the dead lane alongside Rundle Place, with just the car park access at the end).Ben wrote:Type: Application Assessed on Merit
Application Number: DA/388/2014
Lodgement Date: 5/06/2014
Latest Decision Location: Zu, GF-1F 93 Rundle Mall, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Description: Alterations and change the use on ground floor and basement to small licenced venue including outdoor dining.
You mean the kind of planet where three salad places in one food court is too many so two had to close?The Scooter Guy wrote:Salad Choice in Myer Centre's Food Underground has just closed recently this week.
I suppose this had to occur, given to that kind of planet we live on...
See > Penalty Rates.david.c-s wrote:I don't often rant but here it goes ... Adelaide needs to get a grip we live in the CBD and on Sunday decided t take a lunchtime stroll t get something to eat Leigh St everything closed, that's ok let's go to HDCB Hindley Street closed Righto I know Peel Street hmmmm closed there is a pattern forming ended up at the Coopers Alehouse .... I will give Leigh St some credit there were 3 very lonely food vans. As a resident I get bombarded with vibrant, vibrancy and every derivative there of however there is a resounding closed, shut back on Monday attitude. We would have expected a little more of an open attitude especially with a mid afternoon football game which answered an earlier observation of people walking in circles and they were doing this as they had nowhere to go .... Rant over