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Transport integration

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Integrated transport planning
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Shifting gear: the path to cleaner transport


This report focuses on the potential for emissions reduction in personal transport and the regulatory, legal and technological changes needed to drive emissions reduction.
Report

The delivery of Inland Rail: an independent review


In October 2022, the Australian Government announced the appointment of Dr Kerry Schott AO to undertake an independent review to assess the governance and delivery of the Inland Rail program. This report outlines the findings from the review.
Report

Taxi troubles: the experiences of people with disability and taxis in NSW


This report of an online survey on the experiences of people with disability using taxi services provides clear evidence that the point-to-point transport network is not meeting the needs of its users, and that industry practices are in fact, are actively discouraging people with disability from using taxis and participating in society.
Conference paper

Growing pains: the crisis in Melbourne’s growth area planning


This paper examines the governance failures which have led to this failure of planning in Melbourne’s growth areas. It shows that none of the objectives of the Victorian government’s Precinct Structure Planning Guidelines are being met and demonstrates how the design of residential areas and activity centres, and planning for movement and infrastructure can be...
Conference paper

Closing the gap: decolonisation, ANT and a bridge between practitioners and academics


In order to make the decolonisation of planning a fact, rather than an aspiration, this paper asks: How do we build a bridge between: (a) the researchers on decolonisation, and their network, in their role as “critics and conscience of society” and (b) the practitioners of planning, in their role as executors of government policy...