Sydney

What's the plan for Tasmania, where 48 percent of adults lack essential literacy and numeracy skills?
Planning & policy

After metrics: new narratives to revive the regions

by —November 14, 2017

Sydney's Pocket City Farm is a resident of Camperdown Commons (an initiative of the Canterbury / Hurlstone Park RSL Club). Image: Pocket City Farms.
Agriculture & environment

Farming Sydney: urban agriculture takes seed in the harbour city

by —October 17, 2017

Indira Naidoo pictured in her verdant Potts Point balcony. Image: The Edible Balcony.
Agriculture & environment

Gardens in the sky: Indira Naidoo is a champion of urban edibles

by —September 26, 2017

A young resident waters a freshly planted street-tree in Blacktown, NSW. Image: James Norton.
Parks & places

Cool it: Getting green into both our suburbs and our cities

by —August 2, 2017

Sydney commuters on the way to Martin Place station.
Planning & policy

Are Australia’s cities equipped to handle its impending population boom?

by —July 6, 2017

The future of Western Sydney. Image: Fusion Western Sydney.
Planning & policy

Inheriting the Western Sydney of tomorrow

by —June 29, 2017

Darling Quarter by ASPECT Studios. Image: Florian Groehn.
Parks & places

Blurred Lines: landscapes that bridge the physical and virtual worlds

by —June 23, 2017

The pictureesque Bondi to Tamarama beach walk also doubles as a 'traumascape'. Throughout the '80s and '90s this became a place notorious for a series of high-profile gay hate crimes, with local gangs beating men, and in some cases, pushing them off cliffs to their death.
Culture

The city-as-palimpsest: A primer on ‘psychogeography’

by —June 22, 2017

McGregor Coxall's former BP site park has emerged from it's polluted past to become a contemporary post industrial harbour-front park.
Culture

Trains, planes and lawn mowers: Philip Coxall’s journey to landscape architecture

by —June 20, 2017

Was a skate park designed for 8-14-year-olds really going to bring in drugs and graffiti?
Parks & places

Against everything: The curious case of Rushcutters Bay skate park

by —June 8, 2017

Chief Commissioner of the Greater Sydney Commission, Lucy Hughes Turnbull AO surveying Marrickville PS' freshly minted greens.
Parks & places

From asphalt jungle to edible landscape

by —June 2, 2017

Freshly planted hedges line Cleveland Street in Redfern, Sydney.
Agriculture & environment

Is it time to hug a hedge?

by —May 19, 2017