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Community Benefit Sharing: A Path to Equitable Development

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A new way to understand the impact of pokies on communities

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A new dual approach to estimating the impact of electronic gaming machine venues delivers better outcomes for Victorian communities. Electronic gaming machines or 'pokies' have been legal in Victoria for more than 25 years. When introduced...

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What are the research strengths of your university?

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Education

Our new ERA Rating interactive dashboard helps universities identify their research strengths, paving the way to finding credible industry partners and developing successful innovation precincts.

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Data shows few new public housing units despite affordability crisis

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Just 118 new apartments were added to Victoria’s pool of public housing last financial year, despite a waiting list topping 82,000 people – including 24,000 children – data from the Department of Health and Human Services shows.

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Australia’s metropolitan governance challenge

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The famed livability of Australia’s major cities is under challenge domestically due to worsening traffic congestion, inadequate public transport services, diminished housing affordability and delayed provision of essential facilities and services in growing suburban communities.

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Will the $50b suburban rail loop shape the Melbourne we want?

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Transport

In this article, we explore what makes a city-shaping project and whether the suburban rail loop has the potential to transform Melbourne into the city we want.

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Universities and their approach to innovation precincts

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Education

Universities play an integral role in innovation precincts across Australia. In this article, we discuss three key factors universities should consider when establishing an innovation precinct.

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