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
Parks & streetscapes
Darwin’s smart street lights set national benchmark
More than 9,500 public and street lights in Darwin are being converted to a smart lighting system.
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
Transport boss flags more bike paths after COVID-19
The head of Transport NSW says councils should have more power to build cycling networks.
4 May, 2020
Council proceeds with tree planting
Sutherland Council isn’t letting COVID-19 get in the way of an ambitious project to plant 3,000 trees across the Shire.
27 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
Sydney traffic lights automated to combat COVID-19
Automated pedestrian crossings will be active in the Sydney CBD for 24 hours a day.
23 March, 2020
Land use census platform improves council planning
A cloud-based technology is helping councils understand their municipalities and improve urban planning.
16 March, 2020
Sydney councils seek help for ibis problem
Councils are seeking solutions to the urban bin chicken problem.
12 March, 2020
Making public transport safer for women
An innovation challenge hopes to find ways of making travelling at night safer for women.
9 March, 2020
Your car isn’t a human right, researcher says
Transport planning shouldn’t be about how to fit in more cars, a researcher says.
5 March, 2020
The gap between cities that are well positioned for success and those that will struggle in the new economic age of knowledge and ideas is growing.
The gap between cities that are well positioned for success and those that will struggle in the new economic age of knowledge and ideas is growing.
28 February, 2020
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