In early March 2019, Bridget Kennedy visited the Blue Mountains Edible Garden Trail with a group of keen gardeners. Since the demise of the ABC Open Gardens scheme, she had been toying with the idea of creating an annual Garden Trail promoting sustainable living and growing your own food. The…

On Friday 1 November 2019, the Fremantle Biennale launched the program for its second edition, UNDERCURRENT 19. Transforming the port city in Western Australia for 3 weeks (1-24), the Biennale will present work from over 40 international and Australian artists, architects and designers responding to the history, communities and landscape of the unique port city in…

From an ‘utterly extraordinary’ 110-metre long functional farm and residence in country Victoria, a submerged library enabling open green space in Sydney’s city centre, and the transformation of the Parliament of Victoria’s offices, the 2019 winners of the Australian Institute of Architects’ National Awards showcase the immense public benefit and…

Amongst the Future Project Shortlist in the twelfth edition of the World Architecture Festival are a number of schemes designed to play a major role in creating a more sustainable future. These include a tower which uses algae to produce clean air, to tackle the vast dust cloud which plagues…

This November, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery presents Wild Is The Wind, a new exhibition of work by Scottish contemporary artist Jim Lambie. Marking Lambie’s second solo exhibition at the gallery and presented for the first time in Australia, Wild Is The Wind will feature a new seven-screen video installation, and recontextualised…

Q CELLS may not be well known to Australian residential home owners, yet the company has just celebrated its tenth year in Australia. Previously, the business has operated in a B2B environment. Now, with the launch of Q.HOME, the company is driving awareness of the first fully packaged solar energy…