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Yes! Why are you surprised? I have never heard of that sayingIs that serious?
It ain’t that common.It’s a common phrase.
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Wow! Your response is to attack me with my comprehension. How big of you.That reads like an absolute word salad. Try differentiating between there, their and they’re.
I’m happy that AFC are working in with the residents, that’s what it’s about.
Carry on.
No disrespect, but it's INCREDIBLY common.It ain’t that common.
It does doesn’t it? Hence you can see the annoyance from us elitists to their objections.What has funding for Port got to do with this? Sounds like a very odd thing to bring up as an issue.
There’s a change.org petition supporting the development. Let’s get this up to 10,000+ signatures to counter the NIMBY’s
Can you spare a minute to help this campaign?
We support the Adelaide Crows new HQ at Thebarton. Send in the bulldozers Kouts!chng.it
Have no idea what sort of funding Port got from the AFL, or the state and federal governments. Off of the top of my head I think they were given the same amounts though for their redevelopment from the AFL and the federal.What has funding for Port got to do with this? Sounds like a very odd thing to bring up as an issue.
Large corporate behemoths which are the biggest member organisations in the state?Have no idea what sort of funding Port got from the AFL, or the state and federal governments. Off of the top of my head I think they were given the same amounts though for their redevelopment from the AFL and the federal.
She seemed to think that if Adelaide were $X, then Port must or would be given the same.
Her argument seemed to be centred around the use of public funding going to what she considers as these large corporate behemoths.
It wasn't an Adelaide vs Port thing per se.
Of course, there was no discussion in the interview of the community benefits the clubs provide.Large corporate behemoths which are the biggest member organisations in the state?
Which underpinned the gather round festival which brought millions of economic benefits to the state?
When I was signing the petition I saw Will Goodings' name pop up as having shared the petition so this might actually get some legs!!!
Have no idea what sort of funding Port got from the AFL, or the state and federal governments. Off of the top of my head I think they were given the same amounts though for their redevelopment from the AFL and the federal.
She seemed to think that if Adelaide were $X, then Port must or would be given the same.
Her argument seemed to be centred around the use of public funding going to what she considers as these large corporate behemoths.
It wasn't an Adelaide vs Port thing per se.
Who is Emma Dawes?Interesting listening to the Emma Dawes interview. A few of my take aways:
In regard to funding diversion. She stated that there's around $200M from the state ear marked for improvements along the corridor. Green spaces and other. She's concerned that budget funding for these improvements will be diverted to the clubs development.
- Fears funding will be diverted from the road upgrade to the facilitate funding for redevelopment
- Port Adelaide only have 1 oval
- Adelaide's Gasworks proposal only included 1 oval
- Will Port Adelaide be given funding to match any given to Adelaide?
- Community access to the entire park
- Maintained that at the end of the road project, there would be a 180m strip of land adjacent to South Road that the club could build (within their means, whatever they want)
- Maintains that the SANFL could remove the fencing around the current Thebarton Oval now
Port Adelaide have or are planning to build a soccer pitch (from memory) in the park adjacent to Alberton (wasn't mentioned). I imagine if the park adjacent to Alberton was big enough, Port would've built a second oval.
States that Adelaide is looking for $56M from the state to assist funding for the project. She believes Adelaide should fund the entire project on their own. If the club cannot afford to fund the project by themselves, the project should be scaled back.
She wants 100% community access to the park. Mentioned $9M had been earmarked for upgrades of the park and facilities. From memory the park area would be available to the community 80% of the time if the club were to utilise the Kings Park land.
It's simply not practical to remove the fencing around the current oval, not limited to security and vandalism concerns.
As a side note, trees and tree canopy were barely mentioned.
To be clear, Port were used as a comparison only to support a few points of her argument.
Sounds like she's the lead for the campaign to stop development on Kings Park by the clubWho is Emma Dawes?
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So the argument is not about trees? It's about funding. Is that right? And then they want to compare to Port - I'd be more than happy for that to be a basis, as long as we consider ALL government funding Port have received.Interesting listening to the Emma Dawes interview. A few of my take aways:
In regard to funding diversion. She stated that there's around $200M from the state ear marked for improvements along the corridor. Green spaces and other. She's concerned that budget funding for these improvements will be diverted to the clubs development.
- Fears funding will be diverted from the road upgrade to the facilitate funding for redevelopment
- Port Adelaide only have 1 oval
- Adelaide's Gasworks proposal only included 1 oval
- Will Port Adelaide be given funding to match any given to Adelaide?
- Community access to the entire park
- Maintained that at the end of the road project, there would be a 180m strip of land adjacent to South Road that the club could build (within their means, whatever they want)
- Maintains that the SANFL could remove the fencing around the current Thebarton Oval now
Port Adelaide have or are planning to build a soccer pitch (from memory) in the park adjacent to Alberton (wasn't mentioned). I imagine if the park adjacent to Alberton was big enough, Port would've built a second oval.
States that Adelaide is looking for $56M from the state to assist funding for the project. She believes Adelaide should fund the entire project on their own. If the club cannot afford to fund the project by themselves, the project should be scaled back.
She wants 100% community access to the park. Mentioned $9M had been earmarked for upgrades of the park and facilities. From memory the park area would be available to the community 80% of the time if the club were to utilise the Kings Park land.
It's simply not practical to remove the fencing around the current oval, not limited to security and vandalism concerns.
As a side note, trees and tree canopy were barely mentioned.
To be clear, Port were used as a comparison only to support a few points of her argument.
This is because they are now targeting the state government funding in the lead up to the budgetSo the argument is not about trees? It's about funding. Is that right? And then they want to compare to Port - I'd be more than happy for that to be a basis, as long as we consider ALL government funding Port have received.
Sounds to be like they have decided to throw as many issues as possible and hope something sticks. It's not about the use of the area, it's not about residents, it's not about trees. It's purely about having something to complain about.
Just a bunch of whingers with nothing better to do.
In other words it is purely about obstruction.This is because they are now targeting the state government funding in the lead up to the budget
They know the state government won’t care about trees or traffic
Arguing over 20% usage, which will be occurring when the majority of residents are at work/school is just cutting off your nose to spite your face stuff.It does doesn’t it? Hence you can see the annoyance from us elitists to their objections.
Want 100% usage of Kings Reserve not 80% even though they’ll have better facilities and use of Thebby oval at times too.
Complaining about tax payer funds, if we all had a say on where our taxes went then fair enough, given we don’t, shut the * up.
She keeps referring it to a corporation as if it’s BHP operating for profits only. This is a sporting club which a large percentage of the population support and will benefit from.
Bunch of whingers.
i urge people to sign the petition that is going around to get this project moving.Arguing over 20% usage, which will be occurring when the majority of residents are at work/school is just cutting off your nose to spite your face stuff.