Agriculture & environment

Kudzilla: An ethnobotanical monster myth

by —October 19, 2021

Kudzu in North Carolina, US.

A Godzilla of climbing vines has taken over some parts of the South-Eastern US, but rather than a pest to be controlled, Casey Lance Brown found the beauty in this environmental nomad.

A tiny spider builds its web in the author's unmowed yard. Image: Penny Dunstan
Environment

Unmowing

by —October 12, 2021

Parks & places

Finding life in places for the dead: The future of cemetery design

by , —October 7, 2021

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Planning & policy

How city planning privileges the (in)vested few

by , —September 22, 2021

Fish Lane Town Square, winner of 2021 AILA QLD Award of Excellence for Civic Landscape. Photo: Scott Burrows
Parks & places

Room to grow: Green urban spaces in a subtropical city

by —September 13, 2021

The Sales Ring Playground finds new life at the heart of the Newmarket precinct.
Parks & places

Play for all: Readapting a civic space in the heart of Randwick

by —August 31, 2021

The bridge and stepping stones provide the community with various ways to access and engage with Blind Creek
Parks & places

Slowing down on Country: Naturalising Melbourne’s waterways

by —August 23, 2021

Bicycle stand on fake grass, Federation Square, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (2009).
Planning & policy

Astroturf urbanism: The post-pandemic city’s empty heart

by —July 13, 2021

Culture

“Doing density differently”: A new, landscape-led approach to infill housing

by , , —July 12, 2021

Planning & policy

Unsolicited urbanism: The legacy of closed-door planning behind Barangaroo

by , —June 11, 2021

Culture

Object and spirituality: Building on Country

by —May 21, 2021

Culture

Making cities for people with Jan Gehl

by —May 15, 2021

Parklets on Lygon St have been popular with diners.
Planning & policy

The future of Melbourne’s parklets

by , , —May 8, 2021

Transport

Learning to live with aggressionless cars

by —April 15, 2021

Vauban in Freigburg, Germany, is celebrated internationally as a ‘green’ neighbourhood. Image: Claire 7373
Culture

(Re)Building cities from the neighbourhood up

by , , , , —April 9, 2021