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Poppy Johnston

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Poppy Johnston is a journalist with The Fifth Estate.

Daniella Traino: The promises and pitfalls of the digital age

Poppy Johnston
  • 2 December, 2019
Connectivity in the built environment has many benefits, but the reality is that smart buildings are collecting data that could be used in nefarious ways in the future and it’s…
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How to drive successful communities

  • Poppy Johnston
  • 2 December, 2019
Creating sustainable, liveable communities is no cake walk, but some of the key visionaries in the public sector are using ambitious targets, planning controls and a big dose of grit…
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Lauren Kajewski: Colour, creativity and engagement is key to resilient communities

  • Poppy Johnston
  • 2 December, 2019
Where would you look to for inspiration to create sustainable, affordable and liveable communities? Landcom’s Lauren Kajewski has some ideas. Lauren Kajewski, director of sustainability & learning at Landcom, is…
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Spotlight on the Sustainable Australia Fund unique offer for developers and more

Poppy Johnston
  • 2 December, 2019
AMP Capital’s Quay Quarter Tower refurbishment in Sydney and a major water treatment plant in regional Victoria are among the sustainable projects that have tapped into Sustainable Australia Fund’s range…
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Energy efficiency’s big secret: a major retrofit of performance can be surprisingly affordable

  • Poppy Johnston
  • 21 October, 2019
SPONSORED: Existing buildings typically have the ability to radically improve their energy performance.  That means there’s often a mountain of untapped potential that could slash emissions and running costs, according…
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Charles Sturt University’s journey to carbon neutral

  • Poppy Johnston
  • 26 April, 2019
Going carbon neutral could be seen as an embodiment of Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) adopted ethos based on the Wiradjuri people’s phrase, Yindyamarra winhanganha – the wisdom of respectfully knowing…
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