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Research Outputs

Early delivery of equitable and healthy transport options in new suburbs

Costs and benefits of early delivery of transport options

Coordinated and sequenced growth area development

Alternative funding options for the early delivery of active and public transport in new suburbs

Inequities in Children’s Reading Skills: The Role of Home Reading and Preschool Attendance

Revisiting the cooling effects of urban greening: Planning implications of vegetation types and spatial configuration

Enablers and challenges when engaging local communities for urban biodiversity conservation in Australian cities

Online learning and teaching for the SDGs – exploring emerging university strategies

Using the capability approach to evaluate energy vulnerability policies and initiatives in Victoria, Australia

Futures literacy for research impact in universities

Supporting pandemic disease preparedness: Development of a composite index of area vulnerability

Housing wealth, mortgages and Australians’ labour force participation in later life

Building Capacity in Monitoring Urban Liveability in Bangkok: Critical Success Factors and Reflections from a Multi-Sectoral, International Partnership

Social and environmental determinants of the health of people with disabilities

Biodiversity conservation cannot afford COVID-19 communication bungles

Governing for “no net loss” of biodiversity over the long term: challenges and pathways forward

Environmental Challenges for Public Value Theory and Practice

Metropolitan migration and spatial housing markets: A geographical study in Melbourne

Job growth, accessibility, and changing commuting burden of employment centres in Melbourne

Urban structure, commuting burden, and employment status of labour forces in an Australian city

Diagnosing delivery capabilities on a large international nature-based solutions project

Examining spatial variations in minimum residential parking requirements in Melbourne

A streetcar to be desired? The development of a new approach to measure perception of place quality in the context of tram network modernisation

Re-orienting nature-based solutions with more-than-human thinking

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Acknowledgement of Country