daisycutter

so y'all saying he might be a chance 🤔

yes, we got it. especially the catholic gruesome obsession with saints

since when could you sign up 17 year olds?

chances of stadium getting through upper house in dec probably less than 50% (assuming no major changes in between)

talking of kids and language, this gave me a chuckle my mum texted, "What do IDK, LY, and TTYL mean" Me: "I don't know, love you, talk to you later" Mum: "Okay, I'll just ask your sister"

there is also a third one, wilson, younger than oscar, currently a punter at kentucky uni (but think he left for states much younger than oscar, so no u16 b&f)

you're just being deliberately obstreperous, bbb. you knew quite what the poster meant and, i can assure you that young people (i.e. the juniors), do in fact refer to australian rules football generally, as "afl".

cleaners and money counting time

an update announcement from mfc seems well overdue

with a little bit of help from ai AI Overview The "Glasshouse extension" refers to a proposed development by the Melbourne Racing Club (MRC) to relocate the existing Glasshouse venue to a new two-storey building in the north-eastern car park of the racecourse. This new venue will be a larger entertainment complex featuring a bistro, sports bar, function space, and a new TAB area with 105 poker machines. The project has faced some local opposition due to concerns about increased noise and its proximity to residential areas. Key details of the proposal Purpose: To relocate and expand the existing Glasshouse venue. New location: A new site in the north-eastern car park area of the racecourse, approximately 200 meters from its current location. Facilities: The new two-storey building will include the Glasshouse, a new entry forecourt, and the historic Tea Room. New features: The development will feature a larger sports bar, expanded function areas, and a new TAB area with 105 poker machines. Operating hours: The new venue is proposed to operate from 8 AM to 4 AM. Community reaction The proposal has generated some local controversy, with residents raising concerns about increased noise and potential impact on the quality of life for those living near the reserve. Some residents have also expressed frustration that community sports facilities were not prioritized in funding discussions. Other residents and council members have supported the plan, viewing it as a way to increase public use and activity in the area. Status of the project The proposal has been submitted to the Glen Eira City Council. Community consultation has taken place, but opinions remain divided. There are ongoing discussions regarding the impact of the development on the local community and the racecourse reserve.

not necessarily doubting your new info, but you still have not provided a source or public reference is this just something you have been told privately?

can you point to a reference that "It’s now back to the south east corner"? last announcement i can remember is moving from south east corner to north east corner (guineas carpark)

see Caulfield Racecourse land sale: Melbourne Racing Club defends Mount Scopus deal despite council levy dispute

there is a tunnel from the carpark direct to the inner track area of the the three different proposals this one offers quickest and most direct access to ovals

the south east corner was the penultimate proposal. The first being the west side below mt scopus, and the last proposal was the north east carpark area