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Day 22 cont 🚜🌾 🤼 🏡🏘️🏠🏠🏠

“Traditionally, #Queensland candidates, whether federal or state, promise to take the fight to #Canberra. They project themselves as defiantly parochial, unashamedly maroon, with a vested interest in the north. More recently, however, #power has shifted from the #regions to the #urban south-east, which is more likely to welcome new #arrivals from other states than Queensland country towns. Amid all this growth, the lines of #responsibility have blurred between federal, state and even local government. Rather than fighting Canberra, the parties – including the Greens, who thrive on street-level combat – have taken to #fighting each other.

At the last election, the #Greens picked up three seats in Greater #Brisbane, riding the winds of change. The #TealMovement was unsuccessful in its first federal foray into Queensland, in the seat of Groom, although Suzie Holt enjoyed a healthy flow of preferences and is running again.

For now, the closest thing Queensland has to #independents are Bob Katter and Gerard Rennick, but the south-east is becoming used to newcomers.”

#AusPol / #Liberal / #LNP / #Nationals / #planning / #GrowthCorridor / #facilities / #transport / #basics <archive.md/7GbkF> / <brisbanetimes.com.au/national/> (paywall)

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💧🌏 Greg Cocks

Interpretable Physics-Informed Graph Neural Networks For Flood Forecasting
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doi.org/10.1111/mice.13484 <-- shared paper
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github.com/MehdiTaghizadehUVa/ <-- shared GitHub repository
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#GIS #spatial #mapping #FloodForecasting #GraphNeuralNetworks #PhysicsInformedAI #Hydrology #ClimateResilience #ScientificMachineLearning #CivilEngineering #HydroGraphNet #PhyiscsNeMo #hydrology #water #flood #flooding #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #climatechange #model #modeling #machinelearning #AI #extremeweather #prediction #forecasting #planning #humanimpacts #loss #lossoflife #publicsafety #cost #economics #infrastructure #risk #hazard #disaster #mitigation #preparedness #naturaldisaster #HydroGraphNet #floodforecasting #dynamics #remotesensing #earthobservation

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Cynni's Blog

What a date! 😂

...and more preparations... I finally called the hospital to inform about my upcoming surgery and they had the best date for me! I guess many people were/are superstitious and they don't want it... So when she offered it to me, I just laughed a lot and took it gladly... You probably can guess the day they offered me... Yes! Friday the 13th (of June). Well, it's  little later than I hoped (as the surgeon had mentioned eind of May, early June), bit hopefully I can recover well enough and still make it for the holidays... But yeah... Now, the countdown really begins! […]

cynnisblog.wordpress.com/2025/

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@ckent @nickzoic @jessta That 3–5 storey range is a good happy medium. Especially if there's shops or cafés on the ground floor.

Having looked at apartments lately, it's amazing the difference that bigger room sizes, a wider living room, and a larger balcony can make.

I think there's also an underserved need for more 3 to 4 bedroom apartments.

And in terms of housing affordability, 4 bedrooms might make housing more affordable for people.

How?

Because many people — especially younger people — share an apartment.

So even if the apartment costs $1000 per week, if it's shared between four housemates, that works out to just $250 each per week.

#housing#urbanism#houses
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Mark Burton

'The heads of 32 UK nature organisations have written to the government warning that the planning bill “throws environmental protection to the wind”.'
Planning bill ‘throws environmental protection to the wind’, say UK nature chiefs | Green politics | The Guardian
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#planning #NatureDestruction #UKPol

The Guardian · Planning bill ‘throws environmental protection to the wind’, say UK nature chiefsPar Helena Horton
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Ciarán Ferrie

Yesterday the government published the draft National Planning Framework. The section on Galway City is full of sensible plans for compact urban development and sustainable transport.

The Galway City Ring Road looks like an anomaly stuck in there near the end, almost like it was added in at the insistence of politicians rather than something the planners view as essential.

First of two pages on Galway City and Metropolitan Area which sets the context and talks about the legacy from urban sprawl and reliance on private cars and the need to meet ambitious compact growth targets including improved public transport and sustainable mobility options.
The second of two pages which lists "Key future growth enablers" for the city. It focuses on regeneration and infill projects supported by public transport infrastructure, public realm and amenity projects. Down near the end, after the development of a strategic cycleway network, it mentions the Galway City Ring Road.
#Galway#GCRR#Planning
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Mark Burton

When GDP growth is the aim, anything can be justified. The blinkered #OBR cheers on the absolutely unnecessary destruction of green spaces.

Planning reforms offer a bright spot for Rachel Reeves – but grey areas exist | Heather Stewart | The Guardian
theguardian.com/business/2025/
#planning #GreenSpace #GrednBelt

The Guardian · Planning reforms offer a bright spot for Rachel Reeves – but grey areas existPar Heather Stewart
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Jonathan Emmesedi

A suburb of Phoenix is not where one might expect to see a residential development based on emancipation from the dominion of the car.

Reducing car dependency in Arizona matters beyond the borders of the state. All too often those working for more human and environmentally sound planning and transit policies in the USA are met with a simplistic and thought stopping cry of "It might work in Europe, but our geography makes it impossible!"

youtu.be/ljdg11X8YBg?si=Ch4BNe

YouTubeDevelopment near Phoenix tests whether car-free living is sustainable in sprawling citiesPar PBS NewsHour
#Tempe#CarFree#Urbanism
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Mark Burton

Dire statements from the #OBR head this morning.
Said #housebuilding stagnation is due to #planning restrictions and we should build on #GreenBelt.
No mention of the 1 million plus unbuilt homes for which developers have permission.
Swallowed #DeveloperLobby propaganda.
See communityplanningalliance.org/ last section.
And cpre.org.uk/news/our-response-

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