Imagine fast, efficient transport for all; denser, more liveable cities that largely do away with the need for car parking – in buildings and on the street; greatly reduced greenhouse…

The appointment of Gladys Berejiklian as NSW Premier has been accompanied by an avalanche of advice from the built environment sector regarding just what her priorities should be. Ms Berejiklian…

The British Government is this week floating a new policy initiative to create affordable housing, with, for the first time for a Conservative government, an emphasis on renting rather than…

So federal treasurer Scott Morrison has been showing off what he got for Christmas in parliament today – a big chunk of coal gifted to him by none other than…

The UK government has been criticised for not having a plan to manage how leaving the European Union will affect Britain’s environmental laws and its reputation as a world-leading country…

All signs point to the Labor Party winning Western Australia’s state election this weekend, even with an eyebrow-raising preference deal struck between the Liberal Party and One Nation.

The news from AMP Capital on Wednesday was good. Excellent in fact. The Clean Energy Finance Corporation, being the good corporate citizen that it needs to be, and following the…

There seems to be almost unanimous and vigorous agreement that the pursuit of value capture is a worthwhile initiative in helping us to augment scarce infrastructure funding. However, we seem…

One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts is at it again, banging on about climate change denial.

Entrepreneurs, tech geeks and anyone else with a creative mind are being invited by the City of Melbourne to enter a challenge seeking to reduce transport congestion while also improving…

Older adults are an untapped resource of climate activism, according to a new edition of the Gerontological Society of America’s Public Policy and Aging Report. The climate change-focused issue features…