In this work, the author uses the recent introduction of a surface based segregation approach to determine the patterns of pairwise spatial segregation between 12 ethnic groups of the 2011 census across Australia’s capital cities.

This paper explores housing insecurity and displacement within the case-study of Brisbane the impact of these factors on low to middle income households; and the implications for planning policy and practice at the metropolitan scale.

This paper argues that the use of visual methods such as participatory video can co-producing sensory and embodied knowledges of belonging in a north Australian city with a history of assimilationist and racially discriminatory policies.

This study applies a Triple Bottom Line assessment tool to critically analyse detailed mixed-use community centre development plans for the Salisbury City Centre (SCC) located within the Adelaide Northern Rail Corridor (ANRC) catchment area.

This paper reports on in-progress work that critically analyses how multi-occupancy household-dwelling relationships are constituted in property discourses, including whether and how these discourses reflect or even incite binaries of 'mainstream' and 'other' living configurations.