This paper evaluates the implications for metropolitan planning of the social justice strategies launched since 1986 by the Cain, Bannon and Hawke Labor governments.

This paper explores common Australian family themes and their application in election campaigning and public policy during the 1980s.

This paper discusses the merits of land value taxation as a method to stem or reverse the loss of population.

This paper discusses postmodern style in architecture and planning, as well as a theory of aesthetics which serves as a basis for evaluation of postmodernism.

This paper discusses past urban consolidation policies in Australia, and disputes claims made planning authorities.