The newest DIYcity local group, in Melbourne, Australia, was created today and has this to say on their home page:
The Victorian Brumby Government just announced a $38 billion transport plan to revamp our state's dysfunctional and out-dated infrastructure network. How does this meet the needs of a growing population faced with the multi-dimensional challenges of peak oil, climate change and unprecedented water shortages? In Melbourne city the new Lord Mayor Robert Doyle is contemplating a move to re-open Swanston Street to traffic abandoning it's current status as a reasonably bike-friendly thoroughfare. This group welcomes your inspirational ideas to make Melbourne a clean green city that meets the needs of its wonderful mulitcultural, highly creative and awesome citizens. So let's get this party started!
Nicely put. Welcome, DIY Melbourne - looking forward to hearing interesting stuff from you all.
Re: Welcome DIY Melbourne
By timgeraciGreat!
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Post 'Welcome DIY Melbourne' by John Geraci
The newest DIYcity local group, in Melbourne, Australia [2], was created
today and has this to say on their home page:
[2] http://diycity.org/local-group/diy-melbourne-australia
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