How workplaces have adapted to the experience of 2020
2020 has been a huge year so far. Out of necessity we have all had to change long-established habits, which has been very challenging – and at times overwhelming. Recently, our team have been examining the impacts and our response to our workplace and behaviours – what we’ve done that works and what we’ve learned […]
Community access to golf courses recap – teeing off the debate
At the start of the week, Astrolabe Director Michael Comninos shared his thoughts on the importance of increasing public access to green space in our cities with the Sunday Telegraph, suggesting that spaces like golf courses could be better leveraged to do more for the community. After sharing this on LinkedIn, Michael has engaged in some rich […]
Community access to golf courses – worth a shot
Astrolabe director Michael Comninos was featured in yesterday’s Sunday Telegraph (28 June 2020), commenting on the importance of increasing public access to green space in our cities. Michael raised the point that if green spaces were considered an infrastructure asset, asset management approaches such as utilisation and non-build (or non-buy) solutions would be considered when considering […]
Australia’s Parliamentary Inquiry into 5G: Where to next?
In May 2020 Astrolabe Associate Geof Heydon was a guest on the Smart Cities Chronicles podcast, hosted by Adam Beck from the Smart Cities Council Australia New Zealand. With all the promise and excitement around 5G there is an equal amount of concern and hesitation. The discussion for the episode is motivated by the release of The Next Gen […]