I need to know....

[Rams52]

Has the Uraidla Pub reopened?

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I've heard the Matthews (own the Belair Hotel, Stirling Hotel etc) now have control of it, and are refurbishing.

[mickey]

Has the Uraidla Pub reopened?

q
I've heard the Matthews (own the Belair Hotel, Stirling Hotel etc) now have control of it, and are refurbishing.

Heard wrong... and the Matthews Group dont own the Stirling... Just 1 of the Matthews family does, who isnt part of the group so to speak

[Rams52]

Has the Uraidla Pub reopened?

q
I've heard the Matthews (own the Belair Hotel, Stirling Hotel etc) now have control of it, and are refurbishing.

Heard wrong... and the Matthews Group dont own the Stirling... Just 1 of the Matthews family does, who isnt part of the group so to speak

All good, wasn't aware of those details, be interesting if it is reopening, as it's been closed for a while.

[Footy Chick]

Has the Uraidla Pub reopened?

q
I've heard the Matthews (own the Belair Hotel, Stirling Hotel etc) now have control of it, and are refurbishing.

Heard wrong... and the Matthews Group dont own the Stirling... Just 1 of the Matthews family does, who isnt part of the group so to speak

Not the same Matthews family that owns the Buck?

[mickey]

The Matthews family/group own numerous hotels throughout SA. Including the Buckingham arms, Mansfield park, and 3 in Mount Gambier.

The Stirling hotel is 1 of 3 owned by 1 of the Matthews.. not the group

[Footy Chick]

I worked at the Buck back in my teens so have had a lot to do with the Matthews' some more than others, so which one has branched out?

[mickey]

I worked at the Buck back in my teens so have had a lot to do with the Matthews' some more than others, so which one has branched out?

Brett, he has the Belair, Stirling and an interest in a couple of others i think

[HH3]

I worked at the Buck back in my teens so have had a lot to do with the Matthews' some more than others, so which one has branched out?

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[Booney]

I wonder what measures were put in place at the nRAH site after the unfortunate death of the worker there 15 months ago?

Clearly Safework SA is in there to investigate another tragic accident, the loss of another life on the site. 2 in under 2 years.

Some questions need answering.

[Jimmy_041]

I wonder what measures were put in place at the nRAH site after the unfortunate death of the worker there 15 months ago?

Clearly Safework SA is in there to investigate another tragic accident, the loss of another life on the site. 2 in under 2 years.

Some questions need answering.

They were talking about it on radio this morning
The first death was when raising and only one operator
They then brought in a dual operation rule
Apparently,they were going down a corridor with two people operating it and the unfortunate man got jammed in the door frame

[Booney]

I wonder what measures were put in place at the nRAH site after the unfortunate death of the worker there 15 months ago?

Clearly Safework SA is in there to investigate another tragic accident, the loss of another life on the site. 2 in under 2 years.

Some questions need answering.

They were talking about it on radio this morning
The first death was when raising and only one operator
They then brought in a dual operation rule
Apparently,they were going down a corridor with two people operating it and the unfortunate man got jammed in the door frame

How many cars have proximity sensors on them nowadays? Surely a scissor lift could have the same device installed to ensure ( as far as reasonably practicable ) that this doesn't occur again.

Go to work on a Saturday to put food on the table, don't come home. Terribly sad for all involved.

[heater31]

I wonder what measures were put in place at the nRAH site after the unfortunate death of the worker there 15 months ago?

Clearly Safework SA is in there to investigate another tragic accident, the loss of another life on the site. 2 in under 2 years.

Some questions need answering.

They were talking about it on radio this morning
The first death was when raising and only one operator
They then brought in a dual operation rule
Apparently,they were going down a corridor with two people operating it and the unfortunate man got jammed in the door frame

How many cars have proximity sensors on them nowadays? Surely a scissor lift could have the same device installed to ensure ( as far as reasonably practicable ) that this doesn't occur again.

Go to work on a Saturday to put food on the table, don't come home. Terribly sad for all involved.

The surviving operator is naturally shattered, they had apparently passed under this door frame numerous times that day without incident which leads to the lift malfunctioning at a critical moment

[Booney]

You have to feel for the bloke who was involved, terrible.

[Jimmy_041]

I wonder what measures were put in place at the nRAH site after the unfortunate death of the worker there 15 months ago?

Clearly Safework SA is in there to investigate another tragic accident, the loss of another life on the site. 2 in under 2 years.

Some questions need answering.

They were talking about it on radio this morning
The first death was when raising and only one operator
They then brought in a dual operation rule
Apparently,they were going down a corridor with two people operating it and the unfortunate man got jammed in the door frame

How many cars have proximity sensors on them nowadays? Surely a scissor lift could have the same device installed to ensure ( as far as reasonably practicable ) that this doesn't occur again.

Go to work on a Saturday to put food on the table, don't come home. Terribly sad for all involved.

The surviving operator is naturally shattered, they had apparently passed under this door frame numerous times that day without incident which leads to the lift malfunctioning at a critical moment

This is your field so you know more about this than me
The union guy said on radio these scissor lifts don't have sensors on them
Did it malfunction if it didn't have a sensor?
(Maybe we shouldn't be talking about it......)

[bennymacca]

as far as reasonably practicable

Someone has been dong their WHS training

seriously though, workplace deaths are terribly sad, i cant imagine someone saying goodbye to their loved one before work and then them never coming home again

[MW]

Yeah the first one was talked about last time I did WHS training...no doubt this one will be used for this years training. Tragic.

[Booney]

Just looked it up, 14 people died in work place incidents in 2015. 14.

14 too many.

[Alaska]

as far as reasonably practicable

Someone has been dong their WHS training

seriously though, workplace deaths are terribly sad, i cant imagine someone saying goodbye to their loved one before work and then them never coming home again

Yes very sad and unexpected in that he was an Engineer so something you would not expect when doing your Uni course.

[Spargo]

Is it an offence if a cyclist uses their mobile phone to take a photo whilst stopped at traffic lights?

[bennymacca]

Is it an offence if a cyclist uses their mobile phone to take a photo whilst stopped at traffic lights?

It is if you are in a car, so i cant see how this would be any different. Though im unsure what constitutes "pulling over to the side of the road" on a bike. If the bike was out of traffic on the side of the road then no idea