Urban economics

To avoid creating ghost towns, we must find a way of saving lives without destroying the cities they inhabit.

George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered nothing short of a revolution to the way that Britain is governed.

Good ideas are more powerful than political posturing.

I am not from Auckland, nor can I claim to be an expert on port operations, but I cannot help but wonder whether instead of talking about an extension of …

Australia’s big cities are now less different (or more similar) to their neighbours in the Asia-Pacific.

Aristotle was right. A great city does not need a big population.

Perhaps it’s time to admit humbly that the best cities usually just happen without anyone making them happen.

What sounds like a paradoxical experience may not be so much of a paradox after all.