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While many councils ignore residents’ group Facebook pages, they can effectively mobilise communities for campaigns.
Planning & policy

How can digital platforms ensure citizens have a say in planning?

by Bhavna Middha, Ian McShane—June 24, 2020

The Winton Wetlands represent a bright spot for social-ecological restoration and renewal in the Murray-Darling Basin. Image: Lance Lloyd
Agriculture & environment

Restoring a gem in the Murray-Darling Basin: the success story of the Winton Wetlands

by Lance Lloyd, Max Finlayson—June 24, 2020

Like many divisions in our society, road rage towards cyclists is underpinned by history and values. Image: TH Chia
Transport

Road rage runs deep: How can we overcome the motorist-cyclist divide?

by Andrew Dawson, Jennifer Day—June 11, 2020

Protest in response to the death of George Floyd at the hands of police in the United States.
Culture

Our post-pandemic landscapes must be more equitable by design

by Jo Russell-Clarke—June 11, 2020

John and Cicely Fenton's farm Lanark. Photo: courtesy David Hay
Agriculture & environment

A farewell to John Fenton, Australia’s influential “untrained environmentalist”

by David Hay—June 11, 2020

A seating sketch of Openwork's healing garden shows a tree at the centre of a gathering zone. Image: Openwork
Parks & places

The Foreground five: May’s most-read stories

by Foreground—June 3, 2020

De-activated play equipment in London during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.
Planning & policy

Rebuilding the post-pandemic city: Three quick wins with long term returns

by Jo Russell-Clarke—May 28, 2020

Gospers Mountain, NSW, December 2019. Photo: Meganesia via Wikimedia Commons
Agriculture & environment

Australia, you have unfinished business. It’s time to let our ‘fire people’ care for this land

by David Bowman, Greg Lehman—May 28, 2020

Encouraging the development of housing with overlooking of play spaces makes for safer, better connected neighbourhoods.
Planning & policy

Children are an ‘indicator species’; build well for them and we build well for everybody

by Natalia Krysiak—May 28, 2020

The healing garden at Heide will be a sanctuary of sensory wonder.
Parks & places

A new garden at Melbourne’s Heide Museum turns ‘social distance’ to healing ends

by Foreground—May 14, 2020

Social distancing restrictions bring threshold spaces into focus as we have conversations at the gate, on the balcony and over the fence. Image: Skiathos, Greece
Planning & policy

Life on the edges: How ‘threshold spaces’ keep us connected despite COVID-19

by Rachel Iampolski—May 13, 2020

Cycling is emerging as the best way to get around during the pandemic. Image: Mitchell Luo
Planning & policy

The Foreground five: April’s most-read stories

by Foreground—May 12, 2020

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