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We have become an increasingly flighty population, moving far more frequently and casually than previous generations. But is that such a bad thing?

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Should Melbourne embrace three-bedroom apartments to provide better housing options for families into the future?

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Following rumours their brutalist building was to be demolished, staff at the University of Sydney successfully apply to the National Trust to have it recognised.

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A heritage-listed cathedral in Central Queensland undergoes massive, multi-million-dollar repair works after being lashed by Cyclone Marcia almost two years ago.

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Cemeteries are private spaces to mourn but also public areas for bird watchers, design enthusiasts and those seeking solace from a bustling city.

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As more and more high-rise apartments are developed in capital cities across Australia, are views being prioritised over good design?

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A Brisbane couple are epitomising the trend towards smaller and more sustainable homes, living in a house not much bigger than a caravan in their friend’s backyard.

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Almost 200,000 square metres in Fremantle’s West End is placed on WA’s heritage register, to protect the precinct’s unique gold boom era buildings.

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Architects and urban planners might think they know it all, but burglars can teach us a lot about our own cities, says writer Geoff Manaugh.

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More than 50 Sydney buildings which are normally off-limits to the public will open their doors on Sunday, including the Lands Department Building, Hong Kong House, Legion House, the Great Synagogue and Pier 2/3 at Walsh Bay.

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