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Could "last activity" link to where it happened (e.g. specific answer)?

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On a list of questions or posts, each entry has a "last activity" indicator showing who last changed it and when. Would it be possible to have "last activity" be a link to the post that changed? Particularly on questions with many answers (like some meta and challenge posts), I'd really appreciate not having to scan the page looking for the change.

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Please ignore this answer (if you see it). We need to test a specific scenario involving, ironic, "last activity".

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