Interviews Archive

Distinguished planner Bob Meyer reflects on the causes and effects of plans and the lack of them When Governor Phillip started European settlement in Sydney, he thought about more than just a penal colony; he saw an opportunity to build a great city. Later Governor Macquarie also had a grand vision for a thriving city.

Racing against classic cars – some valued at tens of millions of dollars  If you own a classic car, so you keep it at home in cotton wool and just look at it or do you drive it around which can wear it out or even run the risk of having an accident. If it

Australia could again be manufacturing cars in as little as ten years’ time if we understand the changing nature of technology and the industry and governments develop some vision and consistency in encouraging automotive businesses and their continuing importance to the Australian economy. These are the thoughts of Geoff Gwilym the Executive Director of the

A silk purse to a sow’s ear? On June 3rd 1965 a brand new Rolls Royce was delivered in England.  It was a phantom 5 model fitted with her limousine body and finished in a Valentines black. The car was delivered to John Lennon, from the Beatles.  Some years later, In think around 1967, Ringo