Angus Taylor, Assistant Minister for Cities and Digital Transformation
Planning & policy

Q&A: Angus Taylor, Assistant Minister for Cities and Digital Transformation

by —November 23, 2016

Angus Taylor tests some digital technology for transformative potential at the Locate16 conference in Sydney.
Planning & policy

Vision check: who is Angus Taylor, Australia’s Assistant Minister for Cities?

by —November 23, 2016

Will Apple Fed Square become a reality? Let's hope not
Culture

Fed Square for sale

by —November 18, 2016

Proposal for another one of Copenhagen's water-sensitive parks, Hans Tavsens, after a heavy rain. Image: SLA.
Planning & policy

Biotopes help Copenhagen plan for a rainy day

by —November 16, 2016

Tree in Melbourne
Agriculture & environment

In our overheating world, urban trees could be leafy lifesavers

by —November 15, 2016

Transport

Our driverless future: a choice between being driven to greater obesity, or more active transport

by —November 14, 2016

Planning & policy

“Two worlds”: Why Australia’s most walkable cities are home to some of its least walkable suburbs

by —November 11, 2016

Culture

Enabling active citizens: Jessica Christiansen-Franks on what makes CoDesign Studio tick

by —November 10, 2016

Site for the proposed City Deals stadium in Townsville, Queensland.
Planning & policy

What’s the big deal with City Deals?

by —November 8, 2016

A sign in Coburg, Melbourne, acknowledging the Wurundjeri people as the original owners of the land it sits on.
Planning & policy

What does planning for Indigenous land rights and coexistence look like?

by —November 3, 2016

Parliament House, Canberra.
Planning & policy

When it comes to urban development, Australia’s federal government thinks it knows best

by —November 2, 2016

Parks & places

More than grass and trees: parks changing Australia

by —October 31, 2016