This paper reviews the institutional context of the Gold and Sunshine Coasts in addressing urban resilience to climate-related disasters.

This paper discusses the impacts of physical neighbourhood environments on the social life — a component of social health — of older people. The research is focused on where, in the neighbourhood, the social life of older people takes place.

This study analyses data collected on community wellbeing before and after the introduction of poker machines in a the City of Whittlesea, Victoria.

This paper provides novel insights as to how a review of planning legislation was influenced to consider health as a primary planning issue, and how health might be connected to other substantive issues in planning legislation and systems.

Master-planned estates (MPEs) on edges of cities are a major source of new housing in Australia. Concerns about limited local services and amenities and negative impacts on resident health have contributed to changes in design of some MPEs.