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Planning public toilets: An inconvenient necessity for local governments

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We can't have housing without thinking about sustainable cities

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Housing

Australia's housing crisis has led to calls for greenfield land releases on city fringes. While first-home buyers seek affordable detached homes and developers find greenfield projects profitable, policymakers must ensure growth doesn’t lead to unsustainable development.

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Tackling the housing crisis – Patrick Fensham on ABC Radio National’s Blueprint for Living

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Housing

Addressing the Australian housing crisis is critical. However, in the push to meet new housing targets, decision-makers must plan for the necessary infrastructure that allows communities to thrive. Listen to Principal and Partner, Patrick Fensham discuss the complexities of building more homes while ensuring cities accommodate the shift effectively and sustainably.

SGS Economics and Planning Local Gov Infrastructure

The ability for local governments to fund infrastructure and services

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Community Infrastructure

Local governments are under increasing financial strain, affecting their delivery of crucial services and infrastructure to communities. Solutions are needed to support local governments' financial sustainability in the face of growing challenges.

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

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For Purpose, Housing

The Rental Affordability Index reveals a severe affordability crisis in Australia’s rental market, where the rising cost of living pushes more households into financial distress.

SGS Economics and Planning AGM Alison and Peter

Reflecting on a year of impact

What's New

In our recent Annual Report and Annual General Meeting, we reflected on the past year’s achievements and challenges.

SGS Economics and Planning Pushing Policy Speakers

Live Q&A event: Pushing policy to the limit

Events

Employment, Energy, Environment, Health, Housing, Transport

Join us online to discuss how Australia can plan for its projected population growth of 13 million over the next 40 years. Experts Dr Marcus Spiller, Kirstie Allen, and Rob Stokes will explore sustainable housing, infrastructure, and services approaches.

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