"Whoever wins the election, the task of tackling clogged roads, falling public transport use post-Covid and easing growing pains as Sydney expands is immense."
Cheapest and quickest fix? Bike lanes.
Top cities the world spending their $$$ on? Bike lanes.
Money saved for us? ๐ฒ
@Jay_Pitter I've always referred to myself as a (bike) commuter because I usually ride fot transport not recreation. If you want to break it down further: https://t.co/rSZJLOolxe
@BrentToderian Don't worry, it doesn't take long. We have very few cases here in Australia and life is close to the "old" normal. Yesterday I was at a playground similar to this and it was fine. I catch the rain to and from work every day, few people wear masks.
@martynschmoll@GreenTechVoyage@NVanDistrict Completely agree with you @martynschmoll , however banning Christmas lights to get there is a bit like banning plastic straws to end plastic waste :-) maybe this will start the real conversation though :-)
I'd love to try some of those Johnny cakes! Looking forward to the day native foods are mainstream and tourists come from all over the world to taste them!
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@fabulavancouver some of the most innovative companies of the 21st century were started during the last great recession - Airbnb, Uber, Whatsapp, Instagram to name a few. I remain optimistic we will see similar leaps come out of 2020, even if we can't see the fruit of those efforts just yet.
Sydney never disappoints, but is even more beautiful after the rain. Some beautiful streets from this morning's wander. #sydney#surryhills#aftertherain https://t.co/4E0wwsCZJW
They say necessity is the mother of invention and it looks like African countries are inventing rapidly and incredibly well. I definitely need to keep a closer eye on innovations coming out of Africa across the board! https://t.co/U2QF72f6u4