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(28 Aug 14)


You can flatter yourself and your talents as much as you like, but in the end we all know that if we don’t get the community involved, no project can succeed.

And that was the problem in a suburb of Melbourne in April last year.

The project – to improve community safety and wellbeing – seemed to make sense. The aims were admirable. But it just wasn’t wo…

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