In this seminar researchers talked about their work investigating the drivers of Māori involvement in urban development.

What’s driving urban change in your city?

We held a seminar on neighbourhood renewal.

What if walking, bicycling and public transport, instead of roads and highways, were at the heart of urban life?

Special Housing Areas (SHAs) are an important policy response to rising house prices and concerns about housing affordability.

City residents are exposed to traffic-related air pollution, which affects respiratory and cardiovascular health and increases all-cause mortality. What does this mean for people in Wellington?