This working paper reviews varied methods of funding physical infrastructure and examines the merits of alternative funding sources.

This paper argues that the growth of long term residence in relocatable dwellings will help polarise Australia into housing rich and housing poor.

Written at a time of major change for the sector, following the announcement in August 1992 of a new Community Housing Program, this paper reviews the current state of community housing in Australia.

This paper reports the results of an econometric analysis of the choice between home owning and renting in Australia.

Beginning with a description of Elizabeth, an outer suburb of Adelaide, as a ‘ workers’ city, this paper asserts the central importance of women's activities, whether in households or wider territories, in the making, defining and defending of place.