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Live event — Planning under Treaty: What councils need to know

Childcare subsidy changes: Big gains for families, a growing challenge for supply

Insights Community Infrastructure Education

The uneven transition: Inequality in electric vehicles

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SGS Economics and Planning Vic Treaty Event

Victoria's Treaty and land use planning: What local government needs to know

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For the first time, Victoria has formalised a Treaty relationship with the First Peoples of Victoria, which will reshape how land is planned and managed.

SGS Economics and Planning Public Libraries NS Warticle

What we've learnt about public libraries in New South Wales

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Arts and Culture, Community Infrastructure, Education

We recently assessed the community value of public libraries across New South Wales, contributing to the State Library of New South Wales “Balancing the books” report. We sat down with SGS Principal and Partner Andrew McDougall, who led the work to unpack the findings.

SGS Economics and Planning Valuing First Nations Culture in CBA

Valuing First Nations culture in cost benefit analysis: From principle to practice

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Health, Housing

In this article, we explore the NSW Treasury's First Nations Investment Framework and how we've applied it in our own work.

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From a community store to a region’s future: Barossa Co-op’s legacy

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Employment, For Purpose

Barossa Co-op exists to “make living in the Barossa better”. Central to the purpose is building and keeping wealth within the local economy, a living example of community wealth building in action.

SGS Economics and Planning 2026 Questions

The big questions shaping 2026

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Community Infrastructure, Employment, Environment, Health, Housing

In this article, we explore the key questions shaping decision-making in 2026, as housing, infrastructure, wellbeing, climate and workforce challenges become more complex and interconnected.

SGS Economics and Planning 35 year banner event

35 years in good company

What's New

Thirty-five years ago, three people with a shared belief set something in motion. They believed public policy could be better. More evidence-led. More human. And more impactful if shaped independently, with integrity.

SGS Economics and Planning acknowledge the First Nations Peoples of Australia and on whose Country we live and work. We acknowledge that the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia never ceded their sovereignty, and are one of the oldest continuing living cultures on Earth, have one of the oldest continuing land tenure systems in the world, and have one of the oldest continuing land use planning and management systems in the world.

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