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cruel_world00
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by cruel_world00 » Wed Apr 09, 2008 4:34 pm
Mants wrote:there's no way im voting Labor in the next state election unless Rann changes his mind and scraps plans to build a hospital on the railyards.
complete lack of vision and forethought. he is completely out of touch with the Adelaide public.
And is treating us like morons. I think most of the educated public wouldn't be advocating a stadium needs to be built now. But why royally screw the one area that could be magnificently utilised in the future for an expanded world class sporting and/or entertainment precint. Build the hospital, just not there! Or if there is no suitable alternatives, LET US KNOW. This isn't one of those cases where red tape is going to hinder the process or become annoying, this is a huge issue in SA and we have the right to know.
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Matt
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by Matt » Wed Apr 09, 2008 5:59 pm
There will be no stadium... no matter what happens.
The SANFL are committed to AAMI, the AFC and PAFC are committed to AAMI, so by associated the AFL are also committed to AAMI.
Without their support, a stadium will never happen.
It's over.
And f-ck off, Rann and Foley.
Their complete arrogance is beyond comprehension.
Put your money where your mouth is and call the election now.
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by crawf » Wed Apr 09, 2008 6:10 pm
I disagree with that aswell, this hospital isn't the only major issue in SA atm.
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by Howie » Wed Apr 09, 2008 6:26 pm
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by AtD » Wed Apr 09, 2008 6:49 pm
I think for the Liberals to run an election against a new hospital is a bad political move, regardless of whether they're right or wrong. The average punter on the street, faced with "should the government building a new hospital?" will always say yes.
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by Howie » Wed Apr 09, 2008 7:47 pm
I agree a new hospital is needed, but I believe it shouldn't be built on the railyards site. Anywhere but there, on the old RAH site even.
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by Pistol » Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:04 pm
Howie wrote:
I'd love to see an entertainment precinct, but this is the first realistic proposal to fix the RAH - the last two upgrades were bandaid solutions to much deeper problem. I'd support any proposal that keeps the RAH in the city, and gives us a world class hospital facility.
You have changed your tune a bit Howie...
The stadium is not going to happen for all the reasons that have been posted previously. I am with everyone else and would love for a new stadium but we have to be realistic here. Maybe if we had a budget surplus like that of WA we could think about a stadium - until then there are more pressing issues I would like the govt to spend on such as: our health system, road infrastructure, public transport system...
Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken
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by Joely » Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:08 pm
Why don't they just build the new hospital at 88 O'Connell St North Adelaide? I'm sure the old codgers who live around it would welcome it with open arms as it would be their second home
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by Professor » Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:13 pm
They will build this hospital now regardless. Too much political capital has been spent fro the govt to back down now.
A silly place and a silly name but that will be where the health $$$$$$$ go for some years from now.
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by Howie » Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:16 pm
Pistol wrote:
You have changed your tune a bit Howie...
True initially I was and still am very supportive of a new hospital. But having some time to suck it all in, I believe there's
got to be a better location for it. I don't want to look back in 10 years and think, what have we done to the torrens river/ railyard site when it could be so much more.
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by Joely » Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:19 pm
Professor wrote:They will build this hospital now regardless. Too much political capital has been spent fro the govt to back down now.
A silly place and a silly name but that will be where the health $$$$$$$ go for some years from now.
Oh please don't say that
We should start a petition and protest the building of the Marj. Then they can run a story on our protests, and take a nice big colour photo of us standing infront of the site with our hands behind our backs and grumpy looks on our faces, headline reading "WE MUST BE HEARD". The NIMBYS do this all the time and they always seem to win. It's worth a shot
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by JamesXander » Wed Apr 09, 2008 11:18 pm
At my first state election, I am not going to vote labour. Rann is an A-Hole about this hospital.
'My research shows people want hospitals'.
Vote me for hospitals. FFS Rann'y, ofcourse people want hopsitals, but why the fark do you want to build it on probably the most prime land in the whole city?
Its just stupid, I've had enough of this jerk off. I don't care how far he has taken us, I don't want to see his ugly face on TV ever again.
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by Düsseldorfer » Wed Apr 09, 2008 11:26 pm
Ok from what they said on ten news the site is badly contaminated, why the hell would anyone build a hospital there... might as well build a new multi-billion dollar medical facility on the ruins of Chernobyl then.
the location can stay as railyards until something can be built there, as for the hospital, here's just a few other places it can go: the current RAH site, West Park lands maybe over the cemetery (IMO very symbolic, bringing the city back to life), South Parklands, East Parklands, North Adelaide Parklands, Clipsal Site or Keswick...
but i hate how Rann even admited that, vote for Labour and you'll get a hospital, vote for the Liberal and you'll get a stadium (wtf is that for a government anyway).
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by Hoops » Wed Apr 09, 2008 11:40 pm
Victoria Park... Great Location!...Lots of chance of Expandability.(Would be a Problem during Clipsal) But considering the way the worlds going with Petrol prices and technology. I doubt clipsal will still be around in its current form .. upon the hospitals Completion.. Its better then it turning into a great Yellow Hole.
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by 500Series » Thu Apr 10, 2008 12:18 am
The design looks great to me
But I just got a question: Why not extend the tram line to the hospital's front door?
I think it will be more convenient for the old people. The tram line have to go there anyway, doesnt matter it is a west loop or onto the port road.
In actual fact, I'm a Federation Square supporter :wank:
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