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Victorian Election Special: The fight for a better quality future
Next Saturday, the 29th of November, Victoria will go to the polls to elect our next State Parliament. This election has massive implications for the state with education, health and employment all significant election issues. What is different from previous … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture and Politics, Australian Institute of Architects, Department of Transport, East West Link, Jeff kennett, Monique Woodward, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, Plan Melbourne, Planning and Local Infrastructure, Prime Minister Tony Abbott, Professor Roz Hansen, Royal Park, The Australian Labor Party, The Greens, The Liberal Party, Timothy Horton, WOWOWA
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Architecture and Politics
There are some people who say you shouldn’t mix politics and music, or sports and politics. Well… I think that’s kind of bulls*#t Adam Clayton, U2 Politics and culture have an intrinsic relationship upon each other. Whilst there are some … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Clayton, Alison Cleary, Architects Registration Board of Victoria, Australian Institute of Architects, Dennis Napthine, Department of Transport, Design Review Panel, Geoff Shaw, Jon Clements, Matthew Guy, Melbourne Politics, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, Planning and Local Infrastructure (DTPLI), Ted Baillieu
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