Why does urban literacy matter?
Melanie Loy Melanie Loy

Why does urban literacy matter?

Australia is one of the most urbanised countries in the world, with close to 90 per cent of the population living in major urban areas. But while urban areas are good for economic growth, they’ve also earned a reputation for a whole host of societal issues. So how can building urban literacy help us better manage growth and change within urban spaces?

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City views: Why we need a new outlook on urban growth strategies
Jaclyn Knight Jaclyn Knight

City views: Why we need a new outlook on urban growth strategies

Cities have been growing at a rapid pace and have proven to be powerful drivers of economic growth. This requires a shift in how we view our cities, moving from just consequences of growth and development, to opportunities to address environmental and social challenges.

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Stop shying away from stakeholders
Jaclyn Knight Jaclyn Knight

Stop shying away from stakeholders

While many governments and organisations might espouse the idea of stakeholder engagement, in reality, it’s generally considered an arduous, angst-fuelled exercise which reeks of effort and returns minimal value. But meaningful stakeholder engagement has huge potential and shouldn’t be shied away from

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