Australian cities, urban planning, Policy making
Australian Cities in the 21st Century
Academic commentators suggest that current Australian metropolitan planning and governance do not adequately address the problems of metropolitan regions and of the suburbs where most Australians live. The editors and contributors to this issue look at the challenges facing Australian cities – from climate change to ageing populations; from public transport planning to housing supply; and from to disaster risk to demographic change – in each case emphasizing the need for systematic evidence-based policy-making and monitoring to underpin urban planning and policy.
About this issue
Issue number
Volume 42 – Number 1
Summary
The editors and contributors to this issue look at the challenges facing Australian cities – from climate change to ageing populations; from public transport planning to housing supply; and from to disaster risk to demographic change – in each case emphasizing the need for systematic evidence-based policy-making and monitoring to underpin urban planning and policy.
Contents
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Australian Cities in the 21st Century: Suburbs and Beyond
STEPHEN HAMNETT and PAUL J. MAGINN -
Suburbia in Australian Urban Policy
JAGO DODSON -
Problems and Prospects for Public Transport Planning in Australian Cities
MATTHEW BURKE -
‘Boulevard of Broken Dreams’: Planning, Housing Supply and Affordability in Urban Australia
NICOLE GURRAN and PETER PHIBBS -
Planning System Reform and Economic Development: Unpacking Policy Rhetoric and Trajectories in Victoria and New South Wales
KRISTIAN RUMING and ROBIN GOODMAN -
Healthy Planning: The Australian Landscape
SUSAN THOMPSON and JENNIFER KENT -
Boomer Planning: The Production of Age-Friendly Cities
SARA ALIDOUST and CARYL BOSMAN -
Multiculturalism and Metropolitan Australia: Demographic Change and Implications for Strategic Planning
PAUL J. MAGINN and STEPHEN HAMNETT -
Australian Cities and Climate Change
JON KELLETT -
Integrated Planning to Reduce Disaster Risks: Australian Challenges and Prospects
ALAN MARCH -
The Resource ‘Super-Cycle’ and Australia’s Remote Cities
MATTHEW TONTS, FIONA HASLAM McKENZIE and PAUL PLUMMER -
The Gold Coast as a City of ‘Adolescent Urbanism’
PAUL BURTON