Tokyo expressway goes green and pedestrian-friendly
Tokyo is converting a two kilometre stretch of expressway into an elevated green walkway as part of the city’s plan to create more pedestrian-friendly and people-centred...
Australia’s public swimming pool crisis
Australia’s ageing public swimming pools are nearing the end of their lifecycles and will require $8 billion to repair or be replaced over the...
Smart Pole collaboration for Smart Cities
Chinese LED display and lighting company Unilumin Group is working with telco Huawei on a joint smart pole solution designed for smart city projects...
BYDA’s latest improvement – collated responses
By Before You Dig Australia
As part of continued efforts to improve the user experience, Before You Dig Australia (BYDA) released an update to the...
Water metering. The infrastructure solution which can help NZ’s water crisis
While New Zealand grapples with an estimated NZ$100 billion water infrastructure gap over the next 30 years there is one solution which could make...
London ranked worst for traffic and congestion
London has been named as the world’s slowest city to drive in for the second year in succession, taking an average of 36 minutes...
Sydney Light Rail implements IoT system for flood detection
Sydney Light Rail (SLR) operator Transdev Sydney and its partners have implemented a flood detection system designed to protect the infrastructure and minimise service...
3D digital twin of earth now accessible online
A digital platform claiming to be the “first digital twin of earth in 3D, time dynamic and cloud-free” is now available and is free...
Three Waters set to be scrapped for NZ, but what is next?
Water policy in New Zealand is in limbo after the October election, with the incoming National led Government vowing to repeal the Three Waters...
Fix potholes to avoid pitfalls, says Grattan Institute
Taxpayer funds would be better spent on fixing local roads then on building large new infrastructure projects in major cities, according to a new...
