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University of New England

Conference paper

Multi-functionality and the urban-rural dichotomy in Australian metropolitan planning


This paper critically examines the response of current strategies to the notion of sustainability and multi-functionality and the role of peri-urban land, with particular focus on agricultural production. This paper offers an analysis of Australian metropolitan planning and comments on the treatment of peri-urban land as an integral component of the notion of sustainable and...
Report

“It’s different in the country” supporting ageing-in-place for people with developmental disability: an exploration of rural and metropolitan perspectives


This report assesses the gaps that exist in current disability and aged care sectors, including generic and specialist levels of care, that are required for successful ageing of people with developmental disabilities in both rural and urban regions of NSW and Queensland.
Report

Lessons for life: the experiences of people who attempt suicide


Suicide is a serious worldwide health concern and is the fifteenth highest cause of death across all countries (WHO, 2014). The Australian Bureau of Statistics has recently reported the highest suicide rate in the past decade, with 2,535 Australian lives lost to suicide in 2012 (ABS, 2014). For every person who dies by suicide, it...
Conference paper

A tale of two cities: Sydney and Melbourne's growth strategies and the flawed city-centric approach


This paper examines the effects of city boundaries expanding into non-urban hinterland and its consequences for urban populations.
Report

Past, present and future landscapes: understanding alternative futures for climate change adaptation of coastal settlements and communities


Though shaped by past elements, history demonstrates that future landscapes will be very different from those of the present. This is particularly so in coastal areas of rapid urban growth. The effects of climate change in the future will therefore be impacting on these quite different landscapes, not on those we see today.