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It’s time to ‘think small’ about our cities

Residents of cities across Australia are regularly urged to ‘think big’. It’s become commonplace for State and local governments, often…

Why Sirius should come down – ASAP

About 1,000 people today rallied to save the Sirius building in The Rocks – and I wasn’t one of them.…

How the youth of today could force up our retirement age 

“New breed of bludger” cried the front page headline in today’s Sydney Daily Telegraph, alongside a photo of two young…

Do Sydneysiders act like noisy galahs?

A recent holiday to Japan had me thinking about Australian birds. Big, noisy birds such as cockatoos, kookaburras and crows.…

Why is Sydney enjoying the high life?

There was a time when high-rise buildings were the natural enemy of community activists. They were practically seen as the…

The taxi trick that makes cities “appy”

If Sydney is going to become a more sustainable city that reduces its reliance on the private motor car, then…

When big capital meets people power- the 21st century experience

By Kathy Jones, KJA Company Principal There is a form of regulation at play on big capital which has nothing…

Should we create a ‘Capital City Super Region’?

Sydney and Canberra are the Jekyll and Hyde of city planning. Canberra is an idyllic, orderly public service city where…

Western Sydney is ready for growth: mayors

Western Sydney’s councils are embracing growth. That was the clear message from a lunch held by the Urban Development Institute…

Does rugby league help us plan Sydney?

THE sight of more than 16,000 fans crammed into a soggy and bedraggled Leichhardt Oval in early April confirmed that Sydney…

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