History is repeating itself in the inner-Sydney street where murdered publisher Juanita Nielsen fought for the protection of affordable housing … More
Author: Mark Skelsey
Is it time for the Inner West to stop the destruction of existing housing?
While Sydney’s focus in recent times has been on increasing housing supply, there is another issue to consider – the … More
Look up! The ghost signs you may have missed in Sydney’s CBD
The Sydney CBD has seen constant change. In just over 200 years, it’s been transformed from a tent-filled colonial outpost … More
Neon signs of one of Sydney’s last ‘sin alleys’ face final days
In the 1930s, famous Sydney poet Kenneth Slessor described what he perceived to be the unrecognised beauty of down-at-heel William … More
The fight for the “right to light”: the amazing story of how Sydney’s parks were kept out of the shadows
On a crisp and fine mid-winter’s day, it is always a pleasant experience to escape the cold and dark streets … More
New Sydney laneway upgrade launched to improve safety of women and girls
When a local council undertakes a town centre public domain upgrade, it is usually doing this to make the area … More
Could this new park over a rail corridor spark a revolution in Sydney planning?
It’s a wet and cold winter’s Sydney day, but a group of children are happy to clamber through the elevated … More
How a share market crash helped save the Sydney home of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie
Despite it being more than 70 years since her last book was published, the works of Sydney’s children’s author and … More
Sydney ‘time capsule’ general store now on market as a potential development site
One of Sydney’s most photographed and loved former general stores is now facing an uncertain future, with the property being … More
New startups on scene to super-power community engagement
While most community engagement practitioners would say they love their job, many would also be happy to tell you there … More
Changing Sydney 