All nations should heed Garnaut [The Sydney Morning Herald] "With this report Ross Garnaut has shown himself to be that rarest of commodities - an highly competent economist capable of taking a broad view of complex issues ... The high quality of his work may well find broad application" Thankfully, climate action out of states' hands [The Sydney Morning Herald] "Nonetheless, we have...

Part Scorsese, part Shakespeare [leaguehq.com.au] "It may be the computer age, with players receiving game plans via emails with video attachments but last night's decider resembled a old typewriter at edition time. The game darted, feinted, shifted back and forth like a typewriter carriage" Abolish states, says defence minister [BrisbaneTimes] "Australia is the most over-governed na...

You have WiFi right? [The Sydney Morning Herald] "If an utterly trivial movie like Sex and the City can recognise how important technology is - and how we are increasingly reliant on being connected in order to do business - isn't is a shame the state government can't see it the same way." Kindertotenlieder Fascinating installation piece, feat. Arup Acoustics. Liquid economy - Jonathan Gl...

Robin Hood Gardens will not be listed [Building Design] "Robin Hood Gardens estate will not be listed, the government announced on Tuesday." Not a surprise. How public is your private? Background to Melbourne’s [a+t architecture publishers] "For over two decades something has been stirring on Melbourne's water's edge" a+t architecture publishers Decent architecture and urb...

Talk at ICING Workshop: From Sentient to Responsive Cities [7.5th Floor] "The real-time availability of these information and evidences extracted from the analysis of these data could lead services part of a responsive city; a city that observes and improves rather than predicts and accommodates." Marc Smith Illustrating Digital Traces [7.5th Floor] "Extracted from Marc Smith's keyno...