Pacific Conversations: Ethan Kent on Placemaking and Public Spaces
Having travelled to more than 1000 cities and 60 countries, Ethan Kent works to support various…
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This Day in History, October 1st
Taking a quantum leap back in time to observe... on today's date, Alexander the Great secured…
US of Ed: March of the Very Dainty Elephants
"For the very first time in my memory, the so-called progressives have the upper hand." At…
Pacific Conversations: Building Resilience Against Future Disasters wi...
Mary Comerio is an internationally recognised expert on disaster resilience and recovery. She has been on…
This Day in History, September 24th
Jump aboard the 2ser Time Machine, on today's date in 1180 Manuel I Komnenos, last Emperor…
US of Ed: Running Silent, Running Deep
"This is a counter against the Chinese moves... more diplomatic than military." Joe Biden, Boris Johnson…
Pacific Conversations: Roderick Simpson on New Communities After COVID
Roderick Simpson was appointed the Environment Commissioner of the Greater Sydney Commission in 2015, and prior…
This Day in History, September 17th
Slide back down the Sacred Timeline with us and check out Mary of Anjou, daughter of…
US of Ed SPECIAL: Ida and 9/11, a Tale of Two Crises
"People's hope is based on this nostalgia of the past that is not coming back, and…
Pacific Conversations: Peter Newman on Growing Cities to Meet Global T...
Peter Newman is the Professor of Sustainability at Curtin University in Perth, Australia, and has written…
This Day in History, September 10th
Break out the shovel and lets get digging through some history, today in 1419 John the…
US of Ed: Eye of the Hurricane
"The strength of it, the ferocity of it, the horror of it, is something that is…