If the government's proposed new towns are to become thriving communities, they need to be grounded on the right principles, writes James Thomson.
James Thomson is a columnist at The Australian Financial Review. He specializes in finance, covering themes such as capital markets, economic policy, and investment strategies, with a keen interest in the intersection of artificial intelligence and financial markets. James has been featured in various publications including CoStar, The Times, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.







