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My backstory for anyone interested - when I started supporting more density so more inner city neighbourhoods would be buzzy and interesting like Kings Cross - a detached house in middle Sydney was $350k.
Replying to @pfh007
Im an urbanist (aka yimby) but it has to be part of a coordinated approach of supply AND demand measures to result in housing affordability. I became interested in urbanism because I wanted lively neighbourhoods, not because I thought density alone would sufficiently reduce cost
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Let's design a pedestrian crossing where half leads into a fence.
Easy fix is just moving the painted stop line back 10 metres up Elizabeth St if the engineers at @TransportforNSW had a brain cell to conjure up between them
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While school children and pedestrians get killed by dangerous drivers every week, the @nswpolice are going after the big offenders
Trying to access sent pictures in messenger for important information someone sent me a few weeks ago. The app crashes everytime I try to load media/files. Fucking hell... Apps need to stop with the new features and sort out the current ones!
Hey @Meta, I just want Facebook Messenger not to be a buggy piece of shit esp failing to send media
Meta: ... Have some AI functions noone wants or asked for
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Dylan retweeted
Its going to be so ironic if first home buyer lending surges amidst collapsed property prices and all the people talking up what an awful thing the current property market and home lending circumstances are will need to eat their words.
It happened in NZ.
I support the strike action given the garbage conditions and lack of bus priority to maintain on time running.
Also, 3000 extra services... yet an hour gap in service through the former most densely populated suburb in Australia..... Just trash.
Bus services across Sydney’s CBD are getting a big boost. Transport Minister John Graham says 3,000 more trips will take place each week, with services becoming more frequent and running later.
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Fingers crossed this is what Sydney is on track for.
Australia just has more bogus Government and non-market sector jobs compared to NZ that better mask the economic basket cases both countries actually are. *cough NDIS.
it's my experience as a new zealander who lived in australia for a while, it's more of a "nz is the best country in the world, but neoliberal austerity policies have made it a hard place to build a future" kind of sentiment, which is actually really sad
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