US global cities expert James Moore shares his thoughts on cities, urban density and the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.
Tag: cities
Supply of AI workers failing to meet demand
Strategic action is required to ensure Australia has an estimated 32,000 to 161,000 AI workers by 2030.
Urban development at a ‘critical juncture’
Australia needs a national plan for the growth of cities and regions overseen by a minister, national chief planner and a new COAG council, parliamentary committee says.
Council takes the lead on ageing communities
As the tier of government that’s closest to people, councils are uniquely placed to deliver age-friendly services and infrastructure, says City of Unley CEO Peter Tsokas.
Growing cities face challenges of keeping the masses moving
Cities are expanding upwards and downwards, as well as outwards. With urban density also increasing, moving people efficiently around the city, often using ageing infrastructure, is quite a challenge, write Andrea Connor and Donald McNeill.
Cities globally ‘need to talk’ about their issues
Metropolitan Australia isn’t alone in facing challenges like population growth and climate change and could learn from other cities, an international expert tells Government News.
Call for governments to collaborate on climate in cities
Local governments and city councils must work closer with scientists and innovators to tackle the impacts of climate change in major cities, an Australian expert says.
Target Sydney and Melbourne public sector jobs, not Canberra
APVMA debate rages on.
What the UK can teach Australia about City Deals
Three Australian cities chosen for early deal.
Stop asking whether Uber is transit’s enemy
Ride sharing and public transport.
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