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Ten things to know about the Budget of 2024-25

By Tim Harcourt | 15 May 2024
Disaster Management and Resilience - 2024 CLAIR Forum Highlights

Held in collaboration between the UTS Centre for Local Government and the Japanese Local Government Centre.
Building the practitioners of tomorrow

The improvements and new challenges in the design and construction of buildings in Australia.
Eight things you need to know about the Budget of 2022-23

By Tim Harcourt | 25 October 2022
Building Regulations - Leading the Way in Australia

New Australian building codes and regulations are leading the field.
The Economics of the FIFA World Cup 2022

What are the economic benefits for Qatar and Australia from World Cup 2022?
Sport Diplomacy in the Pacific

Sport is an often overlooked way to re-establish Australia's ties with the Pacific.
This video shows the impact of Covid-19 on community transport movements throughout NSW. Community transport provides vital mobility services to people who need assistance to travel. Prior to the pandemic, community transport movements were high, particularly in metropolitan Sydney and regional hubs. However, community transport use was strongly impacted at the height of Covid-19, with the average trip length also falling due to travel restrictions during lockdowns. Trip numbers bounced back close to pre-pandemic levels in June 2020 - 21.

The data used in this video was provided by Transport for NSW as part of a joint project (The Future of Community Transport) by the Institute for Public Policy and Governance, ITS Australia, iMOVE, and four state transport agencies. Data visualisation kindly produced by ITO World Australia.
New Research on Community Transport

Read the findings of our research on Community Transport in Australia
Maximising the Benefits of Brisbane 2032

What will the 2032 Olympics mean for Brisbane?

Local Government Info Session

Local Government: A flexible way of learning

Join us for our information session and get inspired, network and connect.
Date: Tue 28 May, 2024
Find out more >

Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.