Today, the humble yoyo might seem rather quaint… but the simple invention has had an exceptional history, taking us back as far as ancient times.

By now you may have heard of the Australian War Memorial's staggering 500 million-dollar redevelopment, which involves the demolition of the award-winning Anzac Hall… which is less than 20 years old. So how long are buildings supposed to last?

The senior research scientist at the CSIRO tells us about the migration patterns of waterbirds via the music of John Farnham.

The confluence of geography and development, bad planning and accelerating global warming has made western Sydney an increasingly dangerous place to live.

Behind the cosmopolitan, dynamic, and fashion-filled city of Milan lies a long and rich history. Down your aperitivo, hop on the underground train and take a tour around this grand Italian city.

Who was she? The namesake of the Lazy Susan remains unknown, though former US President Thomas Jefferson makes a cameo in the search. One thing is clear though, the object's been a staple of dining tables ever since its widespread adoption in 20th-century America.

Could there be a more controversial vegetable? Chef Annie Smithers and Jonathan join forces to convince the good people of Australia to give Brussels sprouts another chance.

Emily Spivack joins Blueprint for a chat about the myriad of relationships people have with their clothes, or, in the case of nudists, an absence of them.

Sharing economy platforms are radically disrupting the social and spatial dynamics of cities. What role can architects play in mitigating or subverting the more pernicious effects of urban 'disruption'?