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Long Island garden at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, features planted indigenous vegetation of the Lower Yarra River. Photo: Molonglo

It’s okay to garden if you listen to the landscape

By Foreground — April 5, 2019

Venus and the Pleiades or Seven Sisters. Photo: NASA

Venus and the Pleiades: A reflection on women in landscape architecture

By Hilary Hamnett — March 8, 2019

Not far from most cities is a water or seascape to watch sunsets on Valentine's Day. Photo: Will O

Landscapes of love

By Foreground — February 14, 2019

Gender equality in landscape architecture is improving, but very slowly.

Landscape architecture’s gender gap revealed in new report

By Foreground — December 21, 2018

The Piano Mill, a musical instrument meets building.

The Piano Mill: In remote rural Australia, a living culture builds on the musical bones of the past

By Jo Russell-Clarke — December 7, 2018

Housing in suburbia, Brisbane. Image: Tatiana Gerus

Suburbanism: for most of us, the ’burbs are home; it’s time to celebrate them

By Leon van Schaik, Nigel Bertram — November 29, 2018

The tropics – fertile paradise or a place of brutality and decay? Image: Colin Czerwinski

Troppo troppo

By Suzanne Falkiner — November 2, 2018

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Currumbin to Kingscliff Industry Tour in vintage Kombis

Looking back at the AILA Festival 2018

By WE-EF Lighting — November 1, 2018

To engage with informal settlements landscape architects need to break down boundaries and embrace the temporary.

Bravely embracing landscape architecture without borders

By SueAnne Ware — October 4, 2018

Gordon Ford. Image: SLV pictures collection ( photographer unknown)

Atlas of memory: Gordon Ford’s natural Australian garden

By Briony Downes — July 26, 2018

Perth's landscape is defined by its water bodies. Image: Josh Spires

Deep in the water

By Rosie Halsmith — July 10, 2018

A dam or a shackle? Dights Falls on the Yarra River, Melbourne.

Breaking rivers free: HYDRO/LOGIC

By Foreground — March 8, 2018