One of the biggest challenges for people who most need social services is navigating a fragmented service system. In this article, the author explores one potential solution, integrated child and family centres which ensure that children and families get what they need, where they need it.

This report presents results of inventory of the administrative structure of UNSW Estate Management (EM), software used, datasets and their content. The study was completed via interviews with employees of EM, and by examination of several datasets provided by Facility Management (FM) department. The finding can be summarised and considered for PIM as follows:

With the accelerating pace of urbanisation around the world, the planning, development and operation of buildings and precincts have become increasingly important with respect to energy use and the associated carbon footprint of the modern built environment. Over recent decades, much effort, both in research and in practice, has been devoted to building construction and...

Integrated models are the icons of a new welfare policy and practice in Australia, writes Paul Smyth.