Queensland
Report
Effective Use of the Internet - Keeping professionals working in rural Australia
This study considers the extent and nature of professional isolation in rural and remote regions of Australia (specifically Queensland and Western Australia) and examines professionals' use of the internet to support their professional development needs. It draws upon survey and interview data from 10 professions, and makes conclusions and recommendations based on the views and...
Conference paper
Lakeside living: commodifying community in a master planned estate
This paper considers the implications of developers wishing to foster the formation of community and presents the proposition that one aspect of this involves the 'commodification of community'.
Conference paper
Big roads, no transport - Community mapping for transport improvements
This paper reports on recent studies in 3 marginalised communities where residents were engaged through community mapping to design their preferred transport system.
Conference paper
Institutional arrangements for land use and transport integration
Is transport a means to an end or the end in itself ? Many integrated transport studies, plans or strategies for cities identify transport as a player in the game of achieving sustainable and liveable cities. This article briefly explores the planning and institutional issues in how governments can achieve this desired outcome.
Report
Defending human rights: community-based asylum seekers in Queensland
Community based asylum seekers, or 'refugee claimants', arrive in Australia with valid documentation and apply for asylum after arrival. While the difficulties they experience are well understood by those who work to support them, until recently there has been little documented evidence of their circumstances. This report documents findings from a small scale qualitative research...