Bevin Liu

The fightback against the demolition and eviction of public housing tenants continues in Melbourne with a new film that chronicles the eviction of public tenants from Barak Beacon, meanwhile the fight in Marrickville continues.

The main reason is that governing bodies are separating climate adaptation from climate disaster resilience.

ike all good economies in the world, money makes the world go round, said Dr Jason Graham-Nye recently at the Australian Circular Economy Forum this year.

Another competitor has joined the array of proposed timber towers in Australia, racing to lay claim to “the world’s tallest hybrid timber tower”. This one’s in Perth with developer Erben, previously known as Stirling Capital, planning to construct A 35-storey structure on a site on the fringe of Perth’s CBD.

Petie Walker’s fireside chat with The Fifth Estate at Blue Zones and How to Make Them revealed that one of Australia’s biggest residential developers is

At Blue Zones, Bates Smart director Kellie Payne took the audience on a journey to see the world through the eyes of architecture and its subtle ability

Australia was the second top location for capital data centre investment in 2024, with $6.7 billion, behind the United States at $14.6 billion. But we need to reel it in.

This year’s Australian Urban Design Awards, convened by the Australian Institute of Architects and the Planning Institute of Australia, have recently named the founder of Nightingale Housing and Breathe architects, Jeremy McLeod, as one of its urban design champions.

Not only do experts suspect that the nuclear energy plan by the coalition will cost far more than anticipated by analysis released last week by think tank Climate Energy Finance (CEF) has found that the plan will also “hollow out” the nation with “higher energy costs, unabated carbon pollution and trillions of dollars in lost GDP.”

The teal movement of independents represents an alternative to major parties. It had its first blueprint in 2019, when Zali Steggall won the seat of Warringah from former Prime Minister Tony Abbott.