Its a Yes according to Vroom-Yetton

I was a business student at the AGSM when Fred Hilmer, Helen Nugent, and Roger Collins were in their stride. The late Jeremy Davis kept everyone transfixed as he unraveled a case study like a Jedi. And I still remember Phil Yetton's lecture on management theories in the first semester of 1990. He recommended Robert…

Spotting white whales and post occupancy evaluations

July is peak whale watching season on the east coast of Australia. Up to 40,000 humpback whales are on the move to warmer breeding grounds after a summer of feeding on krill in Antarctic waters. This year there's already been a reported sighting of the all-white humpback whale named Migaloo - "white fella" in the…

DEGW Archives: Paradise Lost and The Clever Developer

Parlour’s Sydney Summer salon at Hayball brought together UK academic Hiral Patel and Rebecca McLaughlan. Hayball Principal Fiona Young and Hiral are co-authors of the third edition of Alastair Blyth and John Worthington’s “Integrative Briefing for Better Design”. Hiral has curated the DEGW archive at the University of Reading and she brought with her a…

Back In Time For Mass

First published on the WATAC blog, February 27, 2023 The new parish priest at St Canice's in Kings Cross has upended the spatial experiment that shaped the community for the last two decades. Father David Braithwaite SJ wants to "mainstream" the church and reinstate traditional liturgical practices and observances that he claims have greater appeal…

Melbourne’s Micro-Lab: Borrow Shop Gather Connect Drink Flush Welcome!

Six months after its launch in the Melbourne CBD, a new kind of third space feels like home for a "ridiculously diverse" mix of people. How to lure people back into the city? And what to do with empty shopfronts? Before Christmas last year Melbourne's Swanston Street was full of frantic shouty pop-ups. But heading…

Singing up Country.

For traditional life here on this continent for the First People, all knowledge was sung. "How do you become part of the continuation of the longest living cultures in the world, how do you do that? It's obvious. Music." Deborah Cheetham AO Every Sydney Philharmonia Choirs concert in 2022 will begin with a sung Acknowledgment…

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