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Opinion
With Australia’s population set to rise by tens of millions in coming decades, the question is: where will they live? Julian Bolleter and Robert Freestone examine options and the need for a national urban policy.
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Opinion
Poor urban design and the ongoing absence of an underground rail system are just two impediments to accelerated population growth, writes architect Guy Maron.
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Economic and population growth in the Limestone Coast is being held back by a lack of workers and a shortage of accommodation to house them, sparking calls for incentives to build more housing in the region.
South Australia’s economic recovery is expected to continue well into the new year as international students flood back into the state, according to the latest forecast from the University of Adelaide’s SA Centre for Economic Studies.
Whyalla is banking on the emerging hydrogen and renewable energy industries to turn around its declining population and help it reclaim the mantle of the state’s second largest city.
The population gulf between urban and rural South Australia continues to widen as several of the state’s once-thriving regions struggle to provide opportunities to keep residents and lure new ones.
