Planning & policy

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

historic heart of Quito, Ecuador
Planning & policy

Habitat III launches a ‘New Urban Agenda’ for the world, but where were Australia’s decision-makers?

by —October 27, 2016

Brisbane suburbs flooding
Planning & policy

Disaster is ‘the new normal’

by —October 27, 2016

Planning & policy

K2K: Addressing the growing pains of the middle suburb

by —October 27, 2016

Sydney's Kingsford Smith International Airport
Planning & policy

Sydney’s plans for an “Aerotropolis” just “grand geometry”?

by —October 26, 2016

Cyclists in Copenhagen
Planning & policy

“Compact cities”, city planning interventions linked to health outcomes

by —October 26, 2016

UTS Alumni Green, Aspect Studios
Planning & policy

The sticky wars: battling to keep students on campus

by —October 26, 2016

Lars Coenen has been appointed chair of Resilient Cities at the University of Melbourne.
Planning & policy

Lars Coenen appointed chair of Resilient Cities

by —October 25, 2016

Sydney skyline
Planning & policy

Australian cities grow up, but continue to sprawl out

by —October 25, 2016

Then-Federal Minister for Communications Malcolm Turnbull (right) lends a hand rolling out NBN fibre during a visit to an NBN rollout site in Queanbeyan, near Canberra, Wednesday, June 3, 2015. AAP Image/Lukas Coch
Planning & policy

Just what do pollies think they’re doing with our cities?

by —October 25, 2016