Putting arts and culture at the centre of Covid recovery
Artist and urban planner Peter Ciemitis talks to GN about the role of the arts in Covid recovery.
3 July, 2020
Facilities & recreation
Poor food safety regulation puts WA public at risk
An auditor has told councils in WA to lift their game on food safety regulation.
2 July, 2020
Bigger, better Trove launches new website
The National Library of Australia has launched a new-look website for the digital heritage portal Trove.
1 July, 2020
EIS greenlights new Powerhouse Museum
An EIS has given the go-ahead for construction of the new Powerhouse Museum.
14 June, 2020
Councils alarmed at state overreach
NSW councils have sounded the alarm over the prospect of state meddling in local infrastructure decisions as a result of COVID-19.
18 May, 2020
Sydney gets 10km of pop-up cycleways
Sydney is getting pop-up bike paths as capacity limits are placed on public transport.
18 May, 2020
Business looks to councils to save the economy
The western Sydney business community is championing councils as saviours of the economy.
11 May, 2020
Sydney loses father of urban environmentalism
Former trade union leader and City of Sydney councillor Jack Mundey has died.
11 May, 2020
Clover Moore wins architecture prize
City of Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore has won a national architecture award.
7 May, 2020
In survival mode, libraries innovate and adapt
One council is offering a home delivery service for vulnerable and elderly people.
12 April, 2020
Urban planning in a post-pandemic world
COVID-19 is challenging many conventions within urban development across the globe.
9 April, 2020
Digital neighbourhood intelligence offers way forward
Digital community intelligence can help local government respond as the world stares down a global pandemic.
30 March, 2020
e-Lending cause of headaches for public libraries
e-Lending has opened up significant opportunities for public libraries, but the news isn’t all good.
29 March, 2020
City of Melbourne approves $10m coronavirus stimulus
From multi-million stimulus packages to cancelled swimming lessons, councils have joined the fight against COVID-19.
19 March, 2020
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