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do people really want to be cheek by jowl with a million others, unable to move , unable to be heard?
this is the evidence that Australia is never too full. The more people live in this country, the more infrastructure, businesses, and culture will transform the nation into bustling light. stop listening to those bogans that think they own the land and blame everyone except themselves that they can't find a high paying job that requires them to sleep all days.
Doesn’t John Brumby look great compared to Daniel Andrews
Jeeez i hope this is the death of the travesty of an experiment that is Docklands. Better off bulldozing 100% of docklands and making it a gigantic park.
whats normal?
Love how KPMG said they only check when people are online… you see back in 2010 I wrote some software that moves your mouse randomly 🙂
So forget the homeless. Yup you always do. WTF did we ever do to be ignored
They have all moved to the Sunshine Coast.
We need more CBD
Do not worry about the future enjoy every day😉
Aussie accent is like a soft panacotta, gentle, a bit sweet, could someone give me free flight ticket to Melbourne? 😊
Stuck in our third lockdown in Ontario, Canada and watching this gives me hope for months to come. Thank you for sharing.
did the meth heads camping on every city corner move camp as well?
Imagine how many people are going to loose their jobs because the home office. Cleaners, restaurant staff , transportation staff and much more.
Terrible place full of terrible ppl
Not COVID anyway andrews government and lockdowns get it right
I am glad that many MSG restaurants & MIC product shops have closed
Revive for what? Ahh Rich people's pockets… This is a HUGE MISTAKE. One single outbreak and It will go like wildfire assuming vaccines do not protect 100%. Also, office workers can work from home hence employers can save tones of money. Who needs office stuff,we are in Internet age and dont need to be in a concrete jungle to work at all.
Congrats Dan Andrews destroyed this once great city
Companies should really recommend work from home since it's the best way to get a work life balance. Then use the space to provide a better experience at work.
It’s a communist city
Melbourne CBD was already in decline prior to Covid – now its amplified – 5 govhubs to be created in the suburbs 20,000 workers – Melbournec CBD is stuffed
Yeah, take more international students for your economy sake and ruin their life. Good idea folks.
The world's biggest scam! …… Go find out how there is no record high of dead people in the world for the year 2020.
Went in there the other day so dead
Turn them empty skyrises into quarantine facilities…
For long Aus has been treating the international students like a cash cow and labour gap filler. Lot of famous Aus uni in major capital cities have been taking advantages the money they bring in over the past 10 years, some uni have even expanded their campus size by double, for example Uni of Technology in Sydney. They have capitalised the international students as if there is no tomorrow. It is the time now for these universities to return something back to these poor uni students.
There does not seem to be much in the way of COVID precautions being observed here and yet we are still a way off from even the majority of the population getting vaccinated.
Melbourne …..the New Detroit
To go back to what? The city stinks, its a concrete jungle, an unorganised mess & an increased lack of natural sun light….
"International students pay big money to get a degree here"
How about Domestic Art Students, whose fee is double that of an international Sci Students?
Education should be free, as it was decades ago. Honestly it is quite disheartening to see my beloved country regress to the past.
This is all Dan Andrews fault. He ruined or CBD.
3 cafes around my office are shut for good and barred up.
WFH is the new normal. Watch out CBDs turn into wastelands like the USA.
I’m sorry but the pandemic didn’t do this
Wish I had a job where I could work from home or remotely…..
Give Andrews some time, he will lockdown our beautiful Melbourne very soon again.
Melbourbe used to be such a vibrant city.
A shame, how one guy can destroy this city within such a short time.