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UDIA WA is proud to release the second edition of our quarterly 48-page magazine The Urbanist.

Each edition of The Urbanist focuses on a specific theme relevant to the development industry and this quarter we take a deep dive into the role of infrastructure in shaping our cities, communities and economy.

This edition features exclusive interviews with key leaders including:

  • Infrastructure Australia CEO Romilly Madew;
  • Infrastructure WA Chairperson John Langoulant;
  • global economist Jonathan Pain;
  • Department of Planning DG Gail McGowan,
  • futurist Stephen Yarwood; and
  • many more local, national and global experts.

This magazine is an opportunity for us to explore a range of issues impacting on the development industry in-depth and engage with experts in their field to get the most current, accurate and thought provoking information available.

This second edition of The Urbanist is only being made available to UDIA WA members and subscribers to The Urbanist. Members can read the full version of the second edition by clicking here.

Please see below for a preview version of this second edition:

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If you are not a member but would like to read the full edition, contact udia@udiawa.com.au for more information regarding membership of UDIA WA or subscription to The Urbanist.

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