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A proposal that involves the establishment of three towers and a public green square at the southern end of Queen Victoria Market (QVM) is one step closer to becoming a reality.

The University of Newcastle has unveiled a concept design for a proposed student accommodation complex at its city campus in the heart of Muluubinba/Newcastle.

The inspiration behind the When Robin Boyd Went to Japan exhibition lies in Boyd's fascination with the country during the period he was frequently visiting, observing, thinking and writing about Japanese architects and architecture.

Acclaimed Ghanaian-Scottish architect, educator, author, racial advocate, and curator, Lesley Lokko is the first woman of African descent to receive the Royal Gold Medal 2024 for architecture.

The WA government will reintroduce its Medium Density Housing Code, after it deferred gazetting the codes in August 2023.

Swan Hill Rural City Council has announced the redevelopment of the Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery will soon begin.

The festive holiday period may have ended but there are still plenty of cultural affairs to keep you amused this month. Here are some of the insightful events that have us inspired this February.

The NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure has released the draft Bradfield City Centre masterplan for public exhibition.

The Tasmanian government announced the scope of works for $130 million redevelopment of the University of Tasmania Stadium in Launceston.

Construction has now commenced on Melbourne's Suburban Rail Loop East, in a project that will see Box Hill and Cheltenham connected via a new rail line and six underground stations.

The Queensland government has announced its soon-to-be-released housing plan, Homes for Queenslanders, which includes a target for 53,500 new social homes by 2046.

The former Hendersons Hat Factory in Sydney's Surry Hills, which was destroyed in a devastating fire in 2023, will be rebuilt, as part of an amended development application to construct a hotel on the site.

Kaolin Tiles and Taubmans have launched a collaborative collection, featuring eight large-format porcelain tiles in four different colour schemes.

This is a list of prominent American politicians killed in plane crashes.

May 1, 1928 - New York Rep. Thaddeus C. Sweet (R). Sweet is killed...

Editor's Note: These are commercial passenger airplane crashes with fatalities over 200 or ones that are otherwise notable. No crashes resulting from terrorist or military...

Here's a look at the life of convicted DC-area sniper Lee Boyd Malvo.

Birth date: February 18, 1985

Birth place: Kingston, Jamaica

Birth name: Lee Boyd Malvo

Father: Leslie...

Here's a look at the World Cup football (soccer) tournaments. The World Cup is organized by FIFA, the Federation Internationale de Football Association. Men's and...

Every year, Americans in snowy states wait with bated breath to see whether Punxsutawney Phil will spot his shadow. And every year, we take Phil's...