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Housing crisis? It’s more like an opportunity to ‘soften the edges’ and change the game
How do you convert commercial floor space into housing? A group of professionals put their heads together and came up with ...
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Improving Indigenous health, one home at a time
One of the proven ways Australia can help close the gap for Indigenous health is to fix housing. And when housing is in bad ...
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It’s 3am – do you know what your stove is doing?
One of the hero appliances of the electrification agenda is the induction cooktop. However, they may also have vampire ...
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While the US stifles the green transition at home, nimble Aus incentivises wind turbines, solar panels, electric vehicles – and communities
As the US turns its back on the lucrative and growing green transition, the Albanese government keeps pushing ahead with its ...
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PODCAST: Andrew Eagles on NZ’s green challenge in the new political regime
Andrew Eagles, CEO of the New Zealand Green Building Council reports on an industry that wants to do better, wants green buildings and better regulation. This conversation is a breath of fresh air.
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Martijn Wilder’s Pollination, Australia and global players and the evolving strategy to deal with Trump
What's the big end of town doing to respond to the ructions in the US? What can you learn from their responses and new ...
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Planning: YIMBY or NIMBY, you should be worried
In the latter days of the previous NSW Liberal government, Anthony Roberts threw out a far reaching sustainability policy and ...
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Earth is already shooting through the 1.5°C global warming limit, two major studies show
Earth is crossing the threshold of 1.5°C of global warming, according to two major global studies which together suggest the planet’s climate has likely entered a frightening new phase.
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Putting regenerative ideas into practice
Biophilic Bungalow only has to meet the Victorian residential development provisions and the building code. Buntine notes that neither of these require any actions to preserve or enhance site ...
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On the Sydney Summit, money woes and the radical collaboration that rises above party politics
Gone is the steady rise of environmental issues to the top of political concerns we’ve seen in the past few years. The ...
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Let’s take back ‘shock and awe’
We were told to expect a blitz of policy shifts and executive orders designed to tilt the world on its axis. And we’ve got it. How the geopolitical landscape will evolve over the next four years is ...
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Australia spends $714 per person on roads every year – but just 90 cents goes to walking, wheeling and cycling
Globally, the United Nations recommends nations spend 20% of their transport budgets on walking and cycling infrastructure.