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  • Content Writer, Curtin University
Western Australia
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What is a ‘smart city’? | News at Curtin

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By zoe taylor
| curtin.edu.au
Published by Zoe Taylor on 20 February 2026 With more than half of the world’s population living in cities, and urban areas responsible for over , it’s clear we need to be smarter about urban planning and development. The term ‘smart city’ seems ubiquitous when it comes to urban sustainability discourse and practice, but what does it actually mean? To find out, The Future Of podcast team spoke with Dr Courtney Babb, a senior lecturer in the School of Design and the Built Environment.
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Moving beyond mining | News at Curtin

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By zoe taylor
| curtin.edu.au
22 Sep 2021 | Zoe Taylor Economics research delivers an innovative road map to diversifying Western Australia’s regional industries. Mining has been Western Australia’s jewel in the crown for well over a century, but Curtin research shows that if the state diversifies its regional industries, it could support sustained and inclusive growth throughout WA and promote a more resilient economy.
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Curtin appoints first Dean of Indigenous Futures  | News at Curtin

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By zoe taylor, Yasmine Phillips
| curtin.edu.au
If we looked at tertiary education in Australia with an Indigenous gaze instead of a colonial one, how could it be different, and better? This question underpins the work of Curtin’s first Dean of Indigenous Futures, held by Yindjibarndi woman Mandy Downing. Dean Downing says she was honoured to take up the role, which is based in Curtin’s Faculty of Humanities, adding she was passionate about ethical research and supporting Indigenous Australians’ aspirations in tertiary education.
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