A long-term shift in urban economies was arguably already underway as growth in finance, property and business services – the industries t...

On Queensland Day, I thought it might be interesting to compare how we’re travelling relative to a couple of US States – California (which w...

  Proponents of Prime Minister Albanese’s proposed $90   billion “ very fast train ” between Sydney and Newcastle must either be extraord...

  Ten years ago I did a study into ageing and wealth. At the time, I called the study “old poor and lonely” – given this more or less summed...

How much longer will cities be powered by office workers in a central location? The history of cities is a long one, but the urban form of a...

I know the mention of Elon Musk can be triggering for some. Mention of planning laws is equally triggering, but for a great many more people...

In addition to celebrating the end of each year and the start of a new one, we also at this time of year sadly reflect on the number of live...

Increasingly, I am curious why the presence of a train station on a map immediately conjures up in the minds of some urban planners images o...

  “Business as usual is broken” I’ll say to someone. Their head nods in furious agreement. Whether that head belongs to a property industr...