Intergenerational living has been commonplace around the world for centuries. But could it solve big issues facing modern families today? During Canberra’s COVID-19 lockdown, many of my Millennial peers struggled […]

WORDS Kate Edwards Our world is rapidly changing, and so are the needs and demands of our population. The development of new suburbs provides the opportunity to pave the way […]

When it comes to waste, the construction industry has traditionally been a big contributor, generating more than 20 million tonnes each year in Australia alone. But instead of heading straight […]

The first roads paved with Downer’s innovative recycled asphalt product – Reconophalt – were recently unveiled in Strathnairn. The decision to move to recycled asphalt in Stage 2 will see […]

Ginninderry will be featured as part of Sustainable House Day on September 20, 2020. Established in 2001, Sustainable House Day is a national event that allows the public to see […]

An innovative recycled asphalt solution is now being used to build roads in the new stages of Strathnairn. The roads paved in Stage 2 will divert soft plastics from 3,094,700 […]

Think back to the last meal you had. How much did it cost? You probably know what you paid for it – you may even still have the receipt – […]

The Ginninderry Joint Venture has welcomed the NSW Government’s final approval of the Parkwood Planning Proposal. The decision triggers the realisation of the full benefits of the Ginninderry project, including […]

Article re-published courtesy of The RiotACT.           The developers of the Ginninderry precinct have a big vision for the 30,000 future inhabitants of the four new suburbs. Inspired by the […]

Long before it was something most people even thought about, Chris Walton was passionate about sustainability. Chris grew up in the city of Brisbane, and he possessed a deep love […]

A home that creates the same—or more—energy than it consumes? It may sound like something futuristic, or at least the kind of abode restricted to the upper end of the […]

We would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land and waterways on which we work; the Ngunnawal people, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. […]