Calthorpe
This Calthorpe principle encourages people to travel on foot.
What is walking?
This term describes meeting today's needs without compromising future generations
What is sustainability?
Australia's capital city
What is Canberra?
The term used for a city with more than 10 million people
What is megacity?
The longest river in the world
What is the Nile?
This principle promotes the use of public transport
What is ride (or riding)?
This term describes how pleasant and suitable a place is to live
What is liveability?
Located in WA, it is one of the largest fringing reef systems in the world.
What is Ningaloo?
This city was the first to reach more than 10 million people on planet earth in the 1950s.
What is New York City?
This desert covers much of Northern Africa
What is the Sahara?
This principle involves protecting natural environments and farmland
What is preserve (or preservation)?
Name one indicator commonly used to measure liveability.
What is healthcare, education, safety, transport, housing, green space?
This Australian State has the largest population.
What is NSW?
What is Mexico City?
This mountain range separates Europe from Asia in Russia
What is Ural?
This principle encourages different land uses such as homes, shops and workplaces in the same area
What is mix?
This city planning feature improves both sustainability and liveability by reducing traffic congestion
What is public transport?
This major climate phenomenon often causes drought in Eastern Australia
What is El nino?
This megacity is located on the River Ganges in India.
What is Delhi?
This country is home to the world's oldest rainforest.
What is Australia?
the principle that concentrates development around centres and transport hubs
What is focus?
Is access to parks and green space more closely linked to sustainability, liveability, or both?
What is both?
What is Sydney?
This continent is currently hosts the most megacities
What is Asia?
This country holds the record for most time zones.
What is France?