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Over the past several years a number of calls have been made to develop better coordination and advocacy for promoting and building a commons economy and cities as commons. A few years ago David Ronfeldt put out a proposal to create "Chambers of Commons" which would be commons based business coalitions / networks similar to… 
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In the upcoming Quarterly Essay, George Megalogenis argues that unless the Turnbull government acts, Australia risks becoming globalisation's next and most ...
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Australia is set to become the test case for an attempt by custodians of the world’s financial data to apply emerging blockchain technology to markets.
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In September last year, I spent a month seeing if I could survive in the sharing economy in London. It was hard. However, one of the reasons it was so hard was I was traveling. I only had a backpack and laptop with me, so I could not leverage the two profitable areas of the sharing economy -- stuff and space.
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Opposition leader Bill Shorten has unveiled Labor’s plans to regulate and grow Australia’s sharing economy, including controversial services like Uber.
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My laptop perched precariously on my lap, I write this as I drive around London in a van collecting rubbish that I will be eating for dinner. As strange as this sounds, this is not the craziest thing I have done in a whirlwind month where I tested whether or not I could survive in the sharing economy.
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The Canning by-election was held on Saturday. Michelle Allen was a candidate for the Pirate Party of Australia and received 0.89%
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Originally published on RenewEconomy. The government of the Australian Capital Territory is going where the federal politicians who march the corridors of Parliament House in the national capital f...
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The Fleurieu Poultry Association is a co-operative that seeks to reopen a turkey processing plant at McLaren Vale, South Australia, and transform it into a worker-producer co-operative, owned and operated by employees. Share Adelaide interviewed Project Officer Rick Duke about this initiative.
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I hosted the Sharing Economy Leaders Forum on Thursday 29th May at Henley Club Melbourne. This event brought together 25 sharing innovators to discuss the vision for Melbourne to become a Sharing City, identify common opportunities and challenges, plus facilitate introductions and networking.
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Max Kaye is an Aussie with a passion for Bitcoin. He is currently working to bring a novel political party, the Neutral Voting Bloc, into existence using the bitcoin blockchain turning it into a political party of the future.
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The weekly Open Knowledge working bee is for anyone with any skill set to get together and work on Open Data projects, to talk about Open Knowledge, work on Open Knowledge projects, learn about new an...
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Could peer-to-peer suppliers boost business traveller satisfaction?
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Mounting evidence suggests Australian Aborigines were not primitives but sophisticated cultivators and land managers.
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Andrew McDonnell https://linux.conf.au/schedule/30041/view_talk My friend is a farmer, who has various problems. Is it too dangerous to reap today?
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The government has reported back on its open data policy, saying it could add between AU$500 million and AU$25 billion to the Australian economy.
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Ballarat St permanent park providing green space for the people of Yarraville (Melbourne).
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International 'Thought Leader' Rachel Botsman warns Australia is being left behind in the grab for the Share Economy.
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Help us raise at least $3,000 for the Pirate Party campaign in the Canning by-election.
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WATCH Steve Keen is a well-known economist who is considered one of the leading critics of mainstream economics' treatment of debt and money.
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The City of Melbourne’s recent experiment asking citizens to develop a 10-year financial plan is being hailed as a success by those working in the deliberative democracy space. Now one councillor is looking to see what other issues could be addressed with the method. Sunday Extra reports.
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The Pirate Party is pleased to announce that it has successfully passed a review of its eligibility to remain a registered political party in Australia A delegate of the Australian Electoral Commissio...
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The battle between ridesharing app Uber and the taxi industry in Australia has heated up again, with each side hoping the government will save them
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