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Community Engagement Review: report to the Minister for Climate Change and Energy


This review was commissioned to advise on improving community engagement on renewable energy infrastructure developments.
Report

Understanding waste generation in the New Zealand construction sector: scoping study

Emina Petrovic, Peter McPherson

This scoping study takes a systems approach to understand the waste streams in supply chain and on-site construction. It looks at the behaviours leading to such high levels of waste from the sector and the groups and initiatives active in reducing and removing waste streams.
Report

Spatial segregation and neighbourhood change


This research studies the extent and patterns of spatial segregation by income bands and levels of neighbourhood deprivation across Australia’s five largest capital cities - Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.
Working paper

An impossible triangle? The impact of housing policy on affordability, accessibility, and efficiency


Policy-makers worldwide are grappling with how to make housing more affordable. Governments deploy a range of housing policy instruments to pursue the aims of housing affordability, ownership accessibility, and economic efficiency. The authors study four such instruments in this paper.
Book

Our housing Australia

Other contributors: Lyrian Daniel, Wendy Stone, Rebecca Bentley, Andrew Beer, Steven Rowley, Kerry London, Jane-Frances Kelly, Hal Pawson, Chris Leishman, Michael Buchan, Matt Lloyd-Cape, Amy Clair, Laura James, Mark Harris, Helen Dinmore, Trivess Moore, Ralph Horne, Craig M. Gurney

Beyond sales prices, construction materials and population averages, we know surprisingly little about the homes Australians live in. This collection of essays provides a valuable and broad view of housing in contemporary Australia.