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54% of the people in Melbourne city were born overseas. 2021 census. Australian Taxpayer are looking after the world elite and their children to go to university.
you also need to have a look at the outer metropolitan ring road from little river(geelong freeway) to Beveridge(hume hwy) via manor lakes(NW werribee sub) and rockbank(western fwy) and diggers rest/sunbury and a off shoot to the airport
Lets continue to make driving a car the easiest option to get around the city, that's definitely going to ease congestion and make the city more accessible and livable in the future 👍 idiots
Well why are office worker required to be back at some stupid city office when they can work from home and be more productive. The city would be less bogged down with workers that DON’T want to be there. Save us all from the wasted cost of transporting workers that don’t need to be in the city.
now to do something similar in the US. There's a many states in the west that 'can' accommodate such a new city, sadly politics will keep it from happening. nevertheless, such a new city 'can' bring low cost housing and many-many new jobs, but again, politics gets in the way. Even with an ambitious plan wholly perpetuated with the best, brightest, wise, and visionary folks at the helm, sooner or later 'government' will get involved and put the kibosh to it...
The sea patch project will fail. They have not been able to overcome the problem of garbage and the irregular vault system, how do they want to overcome natural disasters?
This is beyond human imagination there is no doubt and debate whatsoever that China is the leading country in the whole entire world when it comes to the infrastructure projects and the second largest economy in the world they deserve to be applauded and commendable for the extraordinary works they are doing across the whole entire globe big up big up big up
Singapore - Malaysia - Thailand : Singapore (via RTS Woodlands) ↔️ Malaysia (via RTS Johor) ↔️ Capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur (via ETS train) ↔️ Thailand border, Padang Besar (via ETS train).
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Talkative.... is a hypocrite United States media.... they do fake news and propaganda...just to destabiliser Indonesia and China cooperation and development.....for the hypocrite U.S governments......
LOL! Propaganda BS. Indonesia does plan a much larger high speed rail network beyond Jakarta-Bandung. The next phase will develop bids for that extension. However, it was Indonesia that delayed the start of the project and the excess was beyond Indonesia's estimate. Indonesia had bids from Japan and China. Indonesia has zero experience building HS rail, hence the contract to China. In fact. what was finally agreed to was for China to own about half the rail line and it would pay half the cost. FYI, very few public transportation are profitable, they are subsidized by either local or national governments for the good of its citizens. Even China has unprofitable lines. One of the biggest costs was land acquisition. In China, the government owns all the land because it is a socialist government and has fewer problems with land acquisition. Much of India's problems and delays relate to land acquisition problems and costs. It's all on how you say it, projects the meaning to the audience. In this case, it is obviously anti-China.
Cost exceeding benefits. So you prefer not to build any major infrastructure in your country as all big infrastructure always cost billions. Looks like another "AT WHAT COST" video.
