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Community Benefit Sharing: A Path to Equitable Development

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Impact of the COVID-19 shutdown on vulnerable workers in Australia

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Employment

COVID-19 shutdown: Explore the short and long term impact on Australia’s most vulnerable workers in the hospitality, food, retail and tourism-related sectors.

SGS Economics and Planning Bondi Beach Closed COVID 19 outbreak April 2020

COVID-19 economic recovery: Creating a positive legacy for Australian communities

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The chance to create a positive legacy through investment is a once-in-a-lifetime event. That event is happening right now. Government investment in the right infrastructure will support economic recovery and improve how current and future generations live. Now is the time to hold steady, be focused and explore new ways to capture opportunities within existing strategic plans.

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Four principles to help governments structure medium-term economic stimulus packages

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Governments throughout Australia are preparing short and medium-term stimulus packages. This article introduces four principles that will help governments identify and prioritise projects and structure coherent medium-term infrastructure stimulus packages.

SGS Economics and Planning Bondi Beach Closed COVID 19 outbreak April 2020

Lessons from the Great Depression: going beyond standard economic approaches to bolster Australia’s economy

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Employment

The COVID-19 pandemic represents the most significant challenge to Australia’s economy since the Second World War. While Australia’s economy and society are very different from the late 1920s, we need to learn from the Great Depression and do more than apply the standard economic methods during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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VAGO report into development contributions unveils the need for a root and branch review

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The VAGO recently released its report on Managing Development Contributions. While the audit report doesn't include several important nuances and principles, the Auditor’s instincts are right on target. Development contributions in Victoria are a mess; a root and branch review is required.

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Beyond bushfires: creating resilient communities

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Environment, Housing, Transport

Earlier this year, the world watched in sympathy as Australian communities dealt with catastrophic bushfires during the hottest and driest year ever recorded in Australia. Now that the bushfires have simmered, how can land use planners assist with the recovery and forge more resilient communities into the future?

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