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After recent reports in the Advertiser, which is the most dangerous suburb to live in S.A?

Noarlunga's not even a suburb, are you referring to Old Noarlunga which used to be known as Noarlunga? Or Noarlunga Centre, or Noarlunga Downs or Port Noarlunga?

Bit out of date (data only up to 2006) but may answer your question?

http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/maps.html

Where is the North of the Semaphore-Alberton line option on the Peninsula...The cancer rates per capita are frightening

Where's the Unley option???

Between the pristine 4WDs that have never seen dirt and the old biddy's on their gophers, take your life into your own hands around Oxford St and Unley Rd....

Probably Hyde Park or Unley. So many Cafe crawlers and more trendies per square metre than any other part of town. Scary.

CedeNullis wrote:Probably Hyde Park or Unley. So many Cafe crawlers and more trendies per square metre than any other part of town. Scary.

Really, i thought those areas were dumps too........

am Bays wrote:Where's the Unley option???

Between the pristine 4WDs that have never seen dirt and the old biddy's on their gophers, take your life into your own hands around Oxford St and Unley Rd....

Then there's the 40km speed limit ... the streets must be filled with hoons as well.

dedja wrote:

am Bays wrote:Where's the Unley option???

Between the pristine 4WDs that have never seen dirt and the old biddy's on their gophers, take your life into your own hands around Oxford St and Unley Rd....

Then there's the 40km speed limit ... the streets must be filled with hoons as well.

Yeah, hoons doing 50km/h!

pafc1870 wrote:

dedja wrote:

am Bays wrote:Where's the Unley option???

Between the pristine 4WDs that have never seen dirt and the old biddy's on their gophers, take your life into your own hands around Oxford St and Unley Rd....

Then there's the 40km speed limit ... the streets must be filled with hoons as well.

Yeah, hoons doing 50km/h!

crush those hoon 4Wd's!

Have you ever been to Elizabeth?? when you leave you have offically experienced "the Bronx" of Adelaide!!!!!

Footy Smart wrote:Have you ever been to Elizabeth?? when you leave you have offically experienced "the Bronx" of Adelaide!!!!!

The actual suburb of "Elizabeth" isn't all that bad, there is bugger all housing trust houses or semi-detached, it's some of the surrounding suburbs that contain the name Elizabeth that bring the area down.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Footy Smart wrote:Have you ever been to Elizabeth?? when you leave you have offically experienced "the Bronx" of Adelaide!!!!!

The actual suburb of "Elizabeth" isn't all that bad, there is bugger all housing trust houses or semi-detached, it's some of the surrounding suburbs that contain the name Elizabeth that bring the area down.

Parts of Elizabeth and surrounding areas are very depressed and there are pockets of almost slum like living. However, what the north does have is a significant industrial base, much more so than the south of Adelaide.
It strikes me that employment prospects are therefore better for the north.

Employment prospects are better if you are a Glazier, Tattooist, Porn Shop or Op Shop worker, or a Hub Cap Collector.

or are interested in working in the race car industry....rumour is the boys from Elizabeth can have four wheels off in .8 seconds....way quicker than the ferrari pit crew and with less high-tech tools

automaticwicky wrote:or are interested in working in the race car industry....rumour is the boys from Elizabeth can have four wheels off in .8 seconds....way quicker than the ferrari pit crew and with less high-tech tools

Was thinking the same thing the last time I went to a night game at the Ponderosa. I was pleasantly surprised that my car still had it's wheels after the game.

I stayed with friends who lived in Davoren Park for a week during 2007 with no harm done.
I even went down to the local for some wine for dinner and survived, but the wine choice was rather limited...
I was driving my old AWD Musso.

Psyber wrote:I stayed with friends who lived in Davoren Park for a week during 2007 with no harm done.
I even went down to the local for some wine for dinner and survived, but the wine choice was rather limited...
I was driving my old AWD Musso.

Try it next time with the Lambo or Carrera!

Psyber wrote:I stayed with friends who lived in Davoren Park for a week during 2007 with no harm done.
I even went down to the local for some wine for dinner and survived, but the wine choice was rather limited...
I was driving my old AWD Musso.

Strange.... they usually have a choice of at least 5 different casks ??

dedja wrote:

Psyber wrote:I stayed with friends who lived in Davoren Park for a week during 2007 with no harm done.
I even went down to the local for some wine for dinner and survived, but the wine choice was rather limited...
I was driving my old AWD Musso.

Try it next time with the Lambo or Carrera!

I sat in a Lambo once but my wife described it as "Steven Spielberg on a bad day!" I took that as a "No!"
I haven't bought the Cayman I looked at a few weeks ago, as I'm rather attached to my 1995 Audi S2 which has the advantage of being less conspicuous.