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Global tech players such as Amazon, Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon – the so-called Big Four, or GAFA – Airbnb and Tesla are redefining work, mobility, leisure and the everyday of how we live.
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Most Australian cities are already located along coastlines or within river catchments. Whether or not we are able to keep global warming below 1.5°C, the majority of the Australian population will soon live in a flood zone.
It has taken years, but after votes in the Senate and House of Representatives last week, Australia has a Modern Slavery Act.
Many places around the world claim to be a “smart city”, but what that means is often unclear. A smart city is widely seen as an urban area that uses technology to enhance performance and the quality of its services.
Past (and still current) practices in urban and transport planning are fundamental causes of the transport problems we face today.
Our current policies around homelessness are inadequate. Now is the time to consider more radical alternatives, writes Chris Mordd Richards.
Do you feel lonely? If you do, you are not alone. While you may think it’s a personal mental health issue, the collective social impact is an epidemic.
Federal Labor obviously likes the politics of giving rebates of up to A$2,000 each to 100,000 households of prospective voters so they can install domestic batteries. But is this good policy?
A Labor government would subsidise households to install batteries as part of the ALP’s energy policy to be unveiled by Bill Shorten on Thursday.
When it comes to access to housing in Australia, the playing field is far from even. Recent research has found that “race” matters.
The water in Indigenous communities is not safe to drink, and they have no reasonable or practical alternatives and no help.
After years of strong housing market growth, Sydney’s property market is slowing. Despite this, housing stress remains a reality for many Sydneysiders, with rents remaining largely untouched.
