Welcome back! The year is still too fresh and unsteady on its feet for us to predict how it will bend and what shape it will ...

"Australia is running an opportunity deficit in its biggest cities. Housing, congestion and service pressures are eroding the ...

In the closing weeks of last year, we interviewed Parnell Palme McGuinness. She jokes that she's the “diversity hire” for ...

Erratic and short-sighted planning policies are not solving the affordability problem that is keeping the poor, the ...

Chloe Ellis is a partner, commercial dispute resolution at Hicksons Lawyers Construction defects – who pays when things go wrong?

Have you ever wondered what the world would be like if electricity was free? Tesla is the well-known trademark of entrepreneur extraordinaire Elon Musk and his ...

Professor Cathy Sherry, Macquarie Law School and Smart Green Cities, is the author of Strata Title Property Rights: Private governance of multi-owned properties (Routledge, 2017, 2021). She regularly ...

Last week we saw the repeal of the Greater Cities Commission Act and the Greater Cities Commission (formerly the Greater Sydney Commission) will no longer exist, to be dissolved back into the NSW ...

Natural ventilation, or lack of. The modernist triumph of bare-arse glass for fully airconditioned office buildings has become the ubiquitous answer for high rise residential. Sign up for our free ...

The seventh annual NABERS Sustainable Portfolios Index is another major step on the path to decarbonisation of the built environment. There are new metrics, new entrants and a growing understanding ...

Under the recently published NSW Waste and Circular Economy Infrastructure Plan, the government will establish an advisory committee to guide the strategy’s implementation. The industry has long ...

In early October UTS professor Martin Loosemore and senior representatives of John Holland and CIMIC Group’s CPB Contractors met to discuss how they implemented Aboriginal social procurement on the ...