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Those wind turbines are a magnificent thing. I feel like I've warped into the future when I see them. And stuffed if I know what the issue is about noise? I was standing right under one in Tassie on a real windy day. And any bird that flew into one must be a bit dumb. See ya's.

Gee's your funny Ausprop. Seriously. Just lucky those poms have that financial services industry to keep em all going eh. See ya's.

You could do that. It would be possible, but the standard of living would be the same as that of an Ethiopian, and the environment would be completely destroyed, just like Africa's will be in 30 years time. Thats my point. See ya's.

Good one. :) Although the correct answer was desert. I had to drive into the city today. Went through Scone and saw all the horse studs on prime farming land, mostly city and super wealthy money. Went past the power stations at Muswellbrook. Went past the coal mines all the way...

Ahmm? And guess what three quarters of Australia's land land mass is covered in? See ya's.

Boomer, the wet/dry season tropics will never be a big provider of food. The soil is crap. This comes from being flooded for 4 months of the year. The ord river scheme only works because the dam and lake Argyle allows irrigation over the dry season. Nothing much of food value grows in the wet...

This does annoy me somewhat. Why do Australians want a population of 34 million in 2051? And most of the immigrants moving into Sydney and Melbourne? Well that would be fine if these two cities were the manufacturing powerhouses they once were, but as we now rely mainly on digging stuff...

I can't believe how city based this forum is. There is a massive population shift going to regional areas, and no one here even see's it. Rural residential property prices have flogged the city in growth in recent times, and the reason for the rental shortage in the cities is because the housing...