COVID-19 has brought how and where we work into sharp focus. People across the world have been working from home - some more successfully than others. Now that we’re seeing businesses reopen, many people are keen to get back to the office and the camaraderie that comes with it. But others are questioning the need - and the wisdom - of returning to their cubicles.

After successfully running the first Indigenous Business Accelerator Program in November 2016, Barayamal is running its second Barayamal Accelerator together with LaunchVic.

Atlassian has released plans for its new 40 storey HQ that will be the centrepiece in Sydney’s Tech Central, a leading innovation and technology precinct.

The revitalisation of the riverside precinct will bring 4,000 sqm of public space, including 2,000 sqm of landscaped open space in the form of an elevated park. The proposal also comprises a 21-storey office with 39,000 sqm of NLA and 10,000 sqm of retail floorspace.

Wesfarmers has announced the closure of some Target stores and the conversion of some into Kmart stores, as well as a restructuring of the Target store support office.

A collaboration between Woods Bagot and FJMT, CBA Axle is one of the commercial buildings as part of Mirvac’s South Eveleigh Masterplan, which transforms the former Australian Technology Park site.

Covid-19 has forced sudden and widespread changes to the way we work and live our lives. As lockdowns start to ease and companies consider returning to work, we speculate on how work might change.

The Australian Interior Design Awards recognises interior design excellence across 7 categories – Retail Design, Hospitality Design, Workplace Design, Public Design, Installation Design, Residential Design and Residential Decoration.

A new app, Tern, encourages employees to cycle or walk to work by tracking their distance travelled and ranking them on a leaderboard.

Dutch firm Henning Larsen has won a competition for a $650m redevelopment of the area, comprising 63,000 sqm of tower program and 10,000 sqm of public space.

In 7th place, Mirvac is the only Australian company to make the list in the Urban Development and Real Estate category.

Cbus Property and Scentre Group are jointly redeveloping the former David Jones Mens Store and Food Hall into a new luxury retail, commercial and residential complex in Sydney’s CBD.

Myer has entered into an Agreement for Lease for 11,000 sqm to house its Store Support Office (SSO) across five levels of Poly Australia’s office tower in Dockland’s Digital Harbour Precinct.

Hub Australia’s newest location will occupy three levels of the Ball & Welch building at 180 Flinders Street.