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Australia’s rental crisis reaches new heights: 2024 Rental Affordability Index

Insights For Purpose Housing

The ability for local governments to fund infrastructure and services

Insights Community Infrastructure

Community Benefit Sharing: A Path to Equitable Development

Insights Energy

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SGS Economics and Planning ABS Article

Australia’s population evolution: Short-term gains and long-term thinking

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The end of March marked every demographer’s favourite day of the year – the annual ABS population dataset release for Australia’s capital cities and regions. We have already delved into the dataset, and one clear message has emerged: overseas migration is making a remarkable comeback.

SGS Economics and Planning Live Event

Live Q&A Event – Open Spaces: Meeting the Need, Mapping the Approach

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Open Space

Join our panel on Tuesday, April 30th, to discuss a strategic approach for calculating public open space contributions to ensure communities have the right quantity, quality, and proximity to open spaces.

SGS Economics and Planning B Corp Month

Celebrating B Corp Month and reaffirming our commitment to the For-Purpose sector

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For Purpose

This March, during B Corp Month, we proudly reaffirm our dedication to the For-Purpose sector, highlighting our purpose-driven practices that guide our journey towards meaningful social impact.

SGS Economics and Planning NSW Housing2

Harmony in housing: Aligning supply, planning, and infrastructure for community wellbeing

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Housing

Addressing the housing crisis in New South Wales and Australia requires proper planning and investing in infrastructure for community wellbeing, not just building homes.

SGS Economic and Planning Public Open Space Melbourne

Public open space contributions in Victoria: A preferred approach

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Open Space

Public open space access could fall by around 25 per cent over the next two decades across Melbourne. A better approach to calculating public open space contribution rates is needed.

SGS Economics and Planning Community Radio2

Community radio: A lifeline for local bonds and resilience

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Arts and Culture, For Purpose

Community radio has valuable community benefits, including economic, social and cultural.

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