I need to know....

[Jimmy_041]

its all built on reclaimed land from the harbour

get more bang for your buck in Malak, Karama and Moulden though and a truer cultural experience

Thanks Bays but that's not what I'm looking for.
At my age, "cultural experience" in Darwin outer suburbs is a scary concept.
We're looking for an apartment and only want it for a month per year and rent it out for the rest.

Mates rates for safooty people if I get one

Yeah I know that’s not what youre looking for and certainly it’s less cultural in Cullen Bay than say where I am near Cauarina where 300 m away we have a Wadeye house….

Darwin’s been like Adel the bite hasn’t hit but it’s certainly slowed so you might find a bargain from someone who over capitalised when the rates were low and it’s starting to bite.

Evan at Yots in Cullen Bay is a good host

We spent 3 weeks in NT last year but stayed at the Wyndham Zen Quarter whilst in Darwin.
The only time we went near Cullen Bay was to go on a charter
Friends of ours live in Cullen Bay for 6 months of the year. Being racing people they have a blast.

I am in no rush to buy but have worked out what I want.
I'll just sit and wait for the right one.

I had to google what a Wadeye house is

[Lightning McQueen]

What advantage does an i-stop button bring to the car?

Surely it would waste more fuel re-starting all of the time and it would wear out the starter motor sooner?

[gazzamagoo]

What advantage does an i-stop button bring to the car?

Surely it would waste more fuel re-starting all of the time and it would wear out the starter motor sooner?

Hate them.

[Booney]

What advantage does an i-stop button bring to the car?

Surely it would waste more fuel re-starting all of the time and it would wear out the starter motor sooner?

No, old starter motors, think 1990's, would do 50-60,000+ start ups in their life time, now you'll get 500,000+ out of a starter. Bearings, brushes, solenoids, wiring, all the technology has improved out of sight.

For you and me it probably ( if you don't turn it off like I do ) saves you a couple of cents a week places like Sydney or larger cities around the world it probably saves more, add in the reduction of emissions and it's a lot of small wins for the pocket and the environment.

[Lightning McQueen]

What advantage does an i-stop button bring to the car?

Surely it would waste more fuel re-starting all of the time and it would wear out the starter motor sooner?

No, old starter motors, think 1990's, would do 50-60,000+ start ups in their life time, now you'll get 500,000+ out of a starter. Bearings, brushes, solenoids, wiring, all the technology has improved out of sight.

For you and me it probably ( if you don't turn it off like I do ) saves you a couple of cents a week places like Sydney or larger cities around the world it probably saves more, add in the reduction of emissions and it's a lot of small wins for the pocket and the environment.

I disable mine as soon as I start the car, it delays the take off and it just basically grinds my gears hearing it.

I used to find them annoying when I was parked at light and the car next to me had it.

[Booney]

If you traveled on the long weekend did you see a police presence?

[Lightning McQueen]

If you traveled on the long weekend did you see a police presence?

Not for very long.

[Jimmy_041]

If you traveled on the long weekend did you see a police presence?

I saw an RBT on the city outskirts a fortnight ago - 1st one in 3 years
They were obviously tipped off I was at the Jasmin for lunch
$8 Ubers make it easy not to drive

[DOC]

No (was in Clare from Adelaide and then went home from Clare to Eden Valley)

[tipper]

If you traveled on the long weekend did you see a police presence?

despite Sapol spruiking a "blitz" for the weekend, i saw hardly any police on the roads at all.

drove to warnambool saturday, saw 1 police car on the whole journey there.

saw 2 vic pol cars at the farmers market in warnambool sunday morning, there was a fundraiser they seemed to be taking part in for veterans mental health

saw 1 police car on the way home monday, and that was at an accident site between coomandook and tailem bend, and it left while we were still passing the crash (i think they were taking off after someone who sped past, despite all the emergency vehicles)

so, basically, no. i usually see more police cars when im just out for a cruise on a nice weekend arvo

[Lightning McQueen]

No (was in Clare from Adelaide and then went home from Clare to Eden Valley)

You, whuffer and some keys in the bowl kinda thing?

[Booney]

I went through Wakefield on my way to Vincent around 3pm Friday. I came back the same way around 10am Monday.

Saw 1 cop car and he was on the Port River Express Way near Perkins Drive at the back of the Port hair drying people coming over the bridge.

[Dutchy]

If you traveled on the long weekend did you see a police presence?

Monday morning a large RBT set up on cement hill, maybe they stayed metro?

[shoe boy]

Sunday lunch time commercial road Port Noarlunga RBT big one

[Booney]

Sunday lunch time commercial road Port Noarlunga RBT big one

Doesn't feel like a hot spot, does it?

[Footy Chick]

I was driving down Tapleys Hill Road last week and it then it occurred to me....


Where is Tapleys Hill?

[shoe boy]

Sunday lunch time commercial road Port Noarlunga RBT big one

Doesn't feel like a hot spot, does it?

Only 2 way south, south road or commercial rd .

[Booney]

I was driving down Tapleys Hill Road last week and it then it occurred to me....


Where is Tapleys Hill?

Flagstaff and South Road, around there.

[PatowalongaPirate]

The Victoria Hotel (The Vic) is located at the "top of taps".

[Spargo]

The Victoria Hotel (The Vic) is located at the "top of taps".

Named for Thomas Tapley who arrived here in 1838 taking up land in that location.
Also was the spot for the iconic Top ‘o Taps Surf Shop back in the day.