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theage.com.au > national > victoria > news-to-me-inside-the-suburb-flagged-as-melbourne-s-first-walkable-neighbourhood-20260923-p60z3l.html

‘News to me’: Inside the suburb flagged as Melbourne’s first walkable neighbourhood

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (1268+ words) Low-density living and jobs in the CBD make it difficult to implement the concept that everything you need should be a 15-minute walk away from home. Trucks and cars speed past the intersection of Eastfield and Bayswater roads in Croydon…...


watoday.com.au > traveller > inspiration > the-australian-town-that-turned-a-sorry-past-into-a-thriving-present-20260922-p60ygw.html

The Australian town that turned a sorry past into a thriving present

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (628+ words) September 22, 2026 — 3:00am Established in 1807 by Norfolk Island evacuees – one of the earliest European settlements in Tasmania – on the traditional lands of the Big River People, New Norfolk is as renowned for its circa-1941 industry-leading paper mill (the first in the world…...


theage.com.au > national > victoria > what-melbourne-could-learn-from-this-sydney-landmark-20260921-p60tht.html

What Melbourne could learn from this Sydney landmark

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (1681+ words) Sydney’s deputy mayor shares her vision for the future of Melbourne, where she grew up, ahead of her appearance at The Age’s Melbourne Assembly civic forum. By the colossal sandstone pillars of Sydney Town Hall, Jess Miller is a long…...


en.ara.cat > opinion > adaptive-urban-planning-barcelona-towards-2035_129_5849074.html

Adaptive urban planning: Barcelona towards 2035

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (668+ words) Barcelona is a consolidated city. Seen from the air, it could seem like a completed city, with no room for new transformations. However, as pointed out by Bernardo Secchi, an Italian urban planner and thinker of the contemporary city, "the…...