News New Premier Partner - Starfish Developments

[jo172]

How long you been working for Starfish jo?

Anyway, thanks for the sponsorship

Just a shrill for the development industry (and reasonably large fan of these blokes in particular)

 

[Papa G]

Hope these guys aren't related to Ironfish. They are shonks.

 

[Papa G]

Just a shrill for the development industry (and reasonably large fan of these blokes in particular)

You weren't having lunch with some blokes from the DPP and they told you they were good operators Jo?

 

[Grave Danger]

Hope these guys aren't related to Ironfish. They are shonks.

See this is why you have to stack your board with accountants and lawyers

 

[Interstater]

Change the mindset of the locals so they treat the Port like Henley Beach and there's no limit to what can be achieved.

Start with some waterfront restaurants.
Its time I went for a drive, its been a while.

 

[Steve Dore]

imagine if a canal was built to Adelaide, as originally planned

Was there ever going to be a canal on Port Road?

The train made the need for a canal redundant.

"Around the same time South Australia was founded, a new technology was emerging — rail — which was much cheaper and quicker for freight and passenger transport than canals. ... Work started in early 1854 and the first train ran between Adelaide and Port Adelaide on April 19, 1856. It took 22 minutes, or one minute more than today's Adelaide Metro trains, which stop nine times along the way."

 

[badbeats]

I didn't realise we had so many members of the Anne Moran Baking Club.

 

[Hodges 153!]

Hope these guys aren't related to Ironfish. They are shonks.

They are related.

Damon Nagel is Managing Director of both.

 

[Papa G]

They are related.

Damon Nagel is Managing Director of both.

Yikes

 

[Tredz]

Was there ever going to be a canal on Port Road?

The train made the need for a canal redundant.

"Around the same time South Australia was founded, a new technology was emerging — rail — which was much cheaper and quicker for freight and passenger transport than canals. ... Work started in early 1854 and the first train ran between Adelaide and Port Adelaide on April 19, 1856. It took 22 minutes, or one minute more than today's Adelaide Metro trains, which stop nine times along the way."

Two years to construct and one whole minute slower than it takes for the current train to make the same journey - glad to see we've progressed so rapidly in the past 162 years.

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

Two years to construct and one whole minute slower than it takes for the current train to make the same journey - glad to see we've progressed so rapidly in the past 162 years.

I think the 1856 train was an express 1 stop train, not 9 like today.

 

[Contested Marx]

I didn't realise we had so many members of the Anne Moran Baking Club.

there's Development, and then there's Development.

Fair call to be suspicious of which one it is.

 

[Spadge]

The tram would sink for starters

Your dad jokes are the best!

 

[malcheski]

there's Development, and then there's Development.

Fair call to be suspicious of which one it is.

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[Interstater]

 

[Ford Fairlane]

 

[SteppingTiger]

Why did I read the comments on the article? Why?????

Today I was asked by friends if I would move back to Adelaide now that my wife and I have broken up. I explained that it can be too negative and there are always naysayers on anything anyone tries to do. Seems still to be the case.

for the record, I think it is great that SOMETHING happens (without knowing all about the area etc)

 

[Grave Danger]

Amazing what can be done without just demolishing everything. In Bunbury this:

Became this:

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Why did I read the comments on the article? Why?????

Today I was asked by friends if I would move back to Adelaide now that my wife and I have broken up. I explained that it can be too negative and there are always naysayers on anything anyone tries to do. Seems still to be the case.

for the record, I think it is great that SOMETHING happens (without knowing all about the area etc)

NEVER read the comments.

 

[TheFVK]

Great news. So important for our club that this heartland flourishes. An attractive Port becomes a public advertisement for our club, and with more money flowing through it will naturally lead to more opportunities for financial partnerships.