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Individual socioeconomic position, neighbourhood disadvantage and mental well-being: a cross-sectional multilevel analysis of mid-age adults

Housing and economic inequality in the long run: The Retreat of Owner Occupation Economy and Society

Exploring the relationship between trust and participatory processes: Participation in urban development in Oslo, Madrid and Melbourne

Electric light passenger vehicle uptake in Melbourne: Projections and spatial distribution by 2030

Inclusive and disaster resilient shelter guide: urban informal settlements, Honiara, Solomon Islands

A social-ecological framework for identifying and governing informal greenspaces in cities

Housing Wealth, Mortgages and Australians’ Labour Force Participation in Later Life

The Spatial Dynamics of Homelessness in Australia: Urbanisation, Intra-City Dynamics and Affordable Housing

Suburban Shopping Malls in Melbourne, Australia

The spatial dynamics of homelessness in Australia: urbanisation, intra-city dynamics and affordable housing

Rethinking community hubs: community facilities as critical infrastructure

Precinct planning for active and public transport in growth suburbs

Integrating spatially detailed micro-environmental attributes to a routable transport network for active travel modelling: A pilot study in Greater Manchester

Achieving ‘Active’ 30 Minute Cities: How Feasible Is It to Reach Work within 30 Minutes Using Active Transport Modes?

The (hidden) value of early transport alternatives in new suburbs

ADR practice in planning conflicts: Australian lawyers’ thinking on ADR, training and mentorship

Pop-up food provisioning as a sustainable third space: reshaping eating practices at an inner urban university

Activity-based and agent-based transport model of Melbourne (AToM): an open multi-modal transport simulation model for Greater Melbourne

Man caves, granny flats and alternative living spaces: Low carbon home retrofit and implications for policymaking

Exploring changes in the frequency of public transport use among residents who move to outer suburban greenfield estates

Social structures of accumulation, cities and urban policy

Exploring the design, quality and use of communal areas in apartment developments

Fire as unruly kin: curriculum silences and human responses

Active transport research priorities for Australia

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