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Aerial Photos Capture Just How Differently The Rich And Poor Live

The Apps And Tech We Need To Cut Down On Traffic Jams

Castles In The Sand: The Beachfront Homes Fighting The Tide

Sydney Harbour Foreshore Manager Took $300k From 'Bribers'

11.05.2016

A team of "very experienced bribers" paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to a senior public servant to secure lucrative tax-payer funded Sydney Harbour contracts. A Fairfax Media inve

Inside Sydney's Gut Where Food Scraps Are 'Eaten' To Make Green Energy

Cayla Dengate 09.05.2016

What's oozing out of the machine looks like a soft serve ice cream, but it isn't. It's a super heated melange of polystyrene containers. So that's the chemical

A New Coalition for Urban Transitions to Help Cities Thrive

The Huffington Post 09.05.2016

The Paris Climate Agreement, already signed by more than 175 countries, was succe ful in large part because national governments recognized cities' progre reducing carbon emi ions. Today, a

Smart Cities Plan Wants To Bring 30 Minute Cities To Australia

Josh Butler 29.04.2016

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has unveiled an ambitious funding plan to build "30 minute cities," where residents can acce all e ential work, school and lifestyle service

Millenials Want Better University Accommodation Than We Ever Had

Cayla Dengate 22.04.2016

If university student accommodation conjures visions of fluorescent-lit, besa-block boxes that carry sound as effectively as they spread viruses in the communal kitchen, it'

Uber Apologises For Misconduct Towards Blind Customer, Former Disability Discrimination Commissioner, Graeme Innes

Julia Naughton 15.04.2016

Ride sharing service Uber has apologised to a blind customer who was refused service by one of its drivers and then abused by another driver, who would not allow him in hi

Ride Sharing is Coming To South Australia

Eoin Blackwell 12.04.2016

South Australians will soon be able to use ride-sharing services UberX and GoCatch, following changes to the state's taxi industry announced by the State Government. Ride sharing providers

GoGet Launch Carshare Vehicle For People With Disability

Julia Naughton 12.04.2016

Acce ing appropriate transport is a challenge felt widely in the disability community despite it being key to providing people with the freedom to build an independent and inclusive life. While car

Government Pours Cold Water On High Speed Rail Announcement

Eoin Blackwell 11.04.2016

The Federal Government has poured cold water on reports Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull plans to announce a high speed rail network along the nation's east coast, as the Opposition accuse

The Best Hospital Room Views In Australia (And Their Healing Abilities)

Cayla Dengate 04.04.2016

Most hospitals don't have their own hashtag on Instagram but most don't look out on rolling grounds to a vibrant surf beach. Mona Vale Hospital in Sydney's north i

Inspirational, Influential Architect Zaha Hadid Dies

01.04.2016

Architect Dame Zaha Hadid, known for designs such as the London Aquatics Centre for the 2012 Olympic Games, died from a heart attack on Thursday. She was 65. Born in Iraq, the British de

Massive Indigenous Artefact Haul Threatens To Halt Light Rail Route

30.03.2016

Indigenous heritage consultants are demanding an urgent halt to construction of a section of Sydney's new light rail line, after one of the largest recent discoveries of indigenous artefact

The Herbarium: A Hidden Secret In Sydney's Royal Botanic Gardens

David Barden 26.03.2016

Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens are an oasis occupying 30 hectares of one of the harbour city’s most spectacular positions. Established in 1816, the Gardens are the oldest scientific institution in Au

Underground Living In Beijing Popular For Migrants Facing High Rent Costs

19.02.2016

An estimated 1 million people live underground in small basement dwellings and former bomb shelters in Beijing -- a living situation that might

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