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A Green Vision for Urban Development - Musings Magazine
Growing up in Bangalore, India, Arunima Sen was acutely aware of the challenges presented by climate change and population growth. In her tightly packed city, water and electricity shortages were commonplace. As Sen grew older, she learned that urban dwellings…
Bankstown Central is tipped to sell for $300M, envisaged to be a mixed Town Centre in coming years. realcommercial via go.xclso.com
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Investors go shopping for $300m Bankstown Central stake
An artist impressions of the $1.3bn Bankstown Central redevelopment Developers and major institutions are vying for a half stake in Bankstown Central in Sydney’s southwestern suburbs, which is tipped to sell for about $300m as the property is being prepared…
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The Weirdest Building in Paris
In January 1977, Parisians entered a building through glass tubes suspended on its outside. Its escalators, plumbing, and structural framework were placed on the exterior, leaving the interior completely open and flexible. This design reflected a cultural moment obsessed with transparency, democracy, and technology.
This video explores how architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers imagined a building that could empower citizens and celebrate culture by literally turning architecture inside out. But this radical approach came with significant trade-offs, from lost historical charm to maintenance headaches. Watch more to see Artists' opinions. ...
In January 1977, Parisians entered a building through glass tubes suspended on its outside. Its escalators, plumbing, and structural framework were placed on the exterior, leaving the interior completely open and flexible. This design reflected a cultural moment obsessed with transparency, democracy, and technology.
This video explores how architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers imagined a building that could empower citizens and celebrate culture by literally turning architecture inside out. But this radical approach came with significant trade-offs, from lost historical charm to maintenance headaches. Watch more to see Artists' opinions. ...
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Rosebery Engine Yards : how adaptive reuse is shaping low carbon, high performance cities. fifthestate via my.xclso.com
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Rosebery Engine Yards: How adaptive reuse is shaping low carbon, high performance cities
Sydney’s industrial past is being reimagined at pace. From Alexandria and Redfern to Marrickville, former industrial belts that once ringed the CBD are transforming into creative hubs, food and…
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Gen Z Is Saving Money the Old-School Way — With Cash
A new trend alarm: young people across the globe are heading to ATMs, pulling out their weekend spending limit in cash, and locking the rest away in a separate account. Paying with a card feels like spending numbers — but paying with cash feels like parting with your soul.
This old-fashioned budgeting hack is helping Gen Z control impulse buys and stay mindful of expenses. When the money in your pocket runs out, that’s it — no overspending, no endless swiping.
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A new trend alarm: young people across the globe are heading to ATMs, pulling out their weekend spending limit in cash, and locking the rest away in a separate account. Paying with a card feels like spending numbers — but paying with cash feels like parting with your soul.
This old-fashioned budgeting hack is helping Gen Z control impulse buys and stay mindful of expenses. When the money in your pocket runs out, that’s it — no overspending, no endless swiping.
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- A dazzling light display ✨
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- Free twisted balloons 🎈
- Festive feasting at some of Sydney's best dining spots 🍽️
These activities create a vibrant and fun experience for visitors this season ! For full details and updates, you can check our official page at Darling Square News & Events.
Have a fantastic time exploring and enjoying the festive vibes!
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Darling Square, you can enjoy a festive holiday atmosphere with:- A dazzling light display ✨
- Live music 🎶
- Free twisted balloons 🎈
- Festive feasting at some of Sydney's best dining spots 🍽️
These activities create a vibrant and fun experience for visitors this season ! For full details and updates, you can check our official page at Darling Square News & Events.
Have a fantastic time exploring and enjoying the festive vibes!
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YIMBY, stands for Yes In My Backyard, supports greater-density housing, including multi-storey developments. abc.net.au via go.xclso.com
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The deeply personal reasons Australians call themselves YIMBYs
Emily Lockwood appreciates the importance of having a place to call home more than most. As a teenager, she would stay at friends' houses, trying to stretch a sleepover into a weekend stay or longer. "There have been times where I have slept outside and there…
Updated standards add to construction costs; larger apartments need more land and materials than smaller ones, while solar access and design rules make it harder to fit as many units on to one site. theguardian via my.xclso.com
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Hey, architects: hands off my dog-box apartment! It may be small and dark, but it beats the alternative | Dominic Behrens
By modern standards, I live in a “dog box”. My unit is a 38 sq metre one-bedder on the ground floor of a classic Sydney 1960s red-brick apartment block. Located on the south-west end of the building, it doesn’t get much sunlight and sometimes the planes fly…
#NSW. #ART. The Minns Labor Government is inviting submissions for the Summit, following an investment of nearly $1.4 billion into the arts and creative industries in last month’s Budget, including:
$844.4 million for our Cultural Institutions
$280 million for the Post, Digital and Visual Effects (PDV) and Digital Games Rebate programs
$100 million to begin the hunt for the second film studio for Sydney
$27 million to strengthen the contemporary music industry through Sound NSW’s work
$27.4 million for the 24-Hour Economy
and the $73 million for the Arts and Cultural Funding Program package as announced in 2024-25
Submissions are open until Sunday 10 August 2025 and can be made by visiting https://www.haveyoursay.nsw.gov.au/cultural-tax-reform
These submissions will shape the agenda of the Summit on 26 September 2025
$844.4 million for our Cultural Institutions
$280 million for the Post, Digital and Visual Effects (PDV) and Digital Games Rebate programs
$100 million to begin the hunt for the second film studio for Sydney
$27 million to strengthen the contemporary music industry through Sound NSW’s work
$27.4 million for the 24-Hour Economy
and the $73 million for the Arts and Cultural Funding Program package as announced in 2024-25
Submissions are open until Sunday 10 August 2025 and can be made by visiting https://www.haveyoursay.nsw.gov.au/cultural-tax-reform
These submissions will shape the agenda of the Summit on 26 September 2025
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Cultural Tax Reform
Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sports
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Go - KL City Bus - Free Bus Service in Kuala Lumpur
Home KL City Bus Go KL City BusFree Bus Service(updated 2024) Background In September 2012, the Government introduced Go KL City Bus, a convenient FREE bus service for both visitors and residents of Kuala Lumpur. Originally with two routes, the network was…
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An express library opens in the Warsaw metro
A new express library has been launched at the Kondratowicza station. The project aims to encourage passengers to swap their smartphones for books. In total, the library offers 16,000 titles.
On its first day, more than 400 books were borrowed, mostly classics from school reading lists, travel guides, and educational materials.
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A new express library has been launched at the Kondratowicza station. The project aims to encourage passengers to swap their smartphones for books. In total, the library offers 16,000 titles.
On its first day, more than 400 books were borrowed, mostly classics from school reading lists, travel guides, and educational materials.
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Parramatta Road section, stretching from Foster Street in Leichhardt to Booth Street in Camperdown, is earmarked for rezoning. Planning to include up to 8,000 new homes including affordable units within 10km off the CBD. abc.net.au via go.xclso.com
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One of Sydney's busiest and 'tired' roads could get up to 8,000 new homes
Up to 8,000 new homes could be built along a busy stretch of road in Sydney's inner west as part of a rezoning proposal. The NSW government has struck a deal with Inner West Council to move forward with the plan, which covers a portion of Parramatta Road.…
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Urbanisation: What We've Learned and What's Next | UN-Habitat (United Nations Human Settlements Programme)
What 40 years of urbanisation have really taught us...
Cities are extraordinary things. They are, in many ways, humanity’s greatest invention - dense, diverse, and endlessly adaptive. But they are also fragile.
Decades of urbanisation have revealed a simple truth: how we design, govern, and imagine our cities will determine whether they become engines of resilience - or factories of inequality and risk.
Here’s what our evidence - from reports such as the Global State of National Urban Policy 2024, RISE UP, and our latest NDC analyses - tells us:
✅ What Works
- Joined-up thinking: Cities thrive when housing, transport, environment, and economic policy talk to each other. Cross-sectoral planning beats silos every time.
- Inclusive design: When communities - especially the most marginalised - help shape decisions, cities get solutions that...
What 40 years of urbanisation have really taught us...
Cities are extraordinary things. They are, in many ways, humanity’s greatest invention - dense, diverse, and endlessly adaptive. But they are also fragile.
Decades of urbanisation have revealed a simple truth: how we design, govern, and imagine our cities will determine whether they become engines of resilience - or factories of inequality and risk.
Here’s what our evidence - from reports such as the Global State of National Urban Policy 2024, RISE UP, and our latest NDC analyses - tells us:
✅ What Works
- Joined-up thinking: Cities thrive when housing, transport, environment, and economic policy talk to each other. Cross-sectoral planning beats silos every time.
- Inclusive design: When communities - especially the most marginalised - help shape decisions, cities get solutions that...