sustainable development

A future where nature is valued, just as roads and highways are, holds the key to more resilient cities, sustainable development, and improved liveability. Far from invisible is the blue-green infrastructure so inherent with our natural surroundings. This nature-based infrastructure has, in the past, been side-lined in favour of built form superimposing over our landscapes.  […]

One thousand experts explored what the world might look like in 2025, and suggest how policymakers, decision-makers and the public can achieve these ‘positive futures’.

On November 4 Norway’s supreme court will highlight the issue that almost all of Norway’s electricity comes from hydropower but it is the seventh largest exporter of emissions in the world.

Malcolm Turnbull put in place the City Deals program in 2015 – aiming to create better partnerships between all levels of government. Some projects are underway, but we need more than just partnerships.

The draft of Australia’s national action plan on open government should be out soon. Public consultation on the draft will have to be brief for the final plan to make its November 1 deadline.