Without committed and sustained action from state and federal governments, Melbourne in 2030 may resemble cities such as Los Angeles, with sharply defined rich and poor areas whose residents rarely interact, PAUL FERLITSCH says.
Photo: Bob T/CC
Social change is incremental. Progress often sits halfway between what’s needed and what’s achievable. This hard reality means —as advocates for social change— ... Read More
Climate change is a massive challenge posing dire risks to Victorian communities. But many of the state's people, cities, towns, local councils and businesses are ... Read More
Comments