Melbourne's challenges in the face of outer suburb growth
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Community Infrastructure, Housing
Melbourne's outskirts face rapid growth issues. New research shows State Government's 70/30 housing plan won't quickly solve this.
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'Til it's done', let’s make this the start of something
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Community Infrastructure
The Australian women’s soccer team has captivated our nation with their remarkable journey to the Women’s World Cup semi-finals, a historic first for Australia. Let's harness this momentum and unite to enhance girls’ participation in organised sports.
Measuring What Matters: Reflections on Australia's first national wellbeing framework
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Education, Employment, For Purpose, Health, Housing
The Measuring What Matters framework is an important step for Australian wellbeing.
SGS scholarship reaffirms recipient’s passion for Indigenous planning and sovereignty.
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Having just begun her career, Rechelle Brookes wants to find the right path for her passions. Receiving the SGS Graham Larcombe Scholarship has reinforced that value-driven work is important and recognised.
Mapping the shifting landscape of socio-economic advantage
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Employment, Health, Housing
Unveiling the latest release of the Australian Bureau of Statistics' Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA), we uncover the shifting landscape of advantage and disadvantage in Australia's major urban settlements over time.
Future Campbelltown: High-rise living around urban centres crucial to avoiding past “poor planning”
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The rising cost of living has put significant pressure on households, with around 11,500 experiencing mortgage stress in the past year. A report called "Future Campbelltown" by the Committee for Sydney highlights that Campbelltown has a higher proportion of homes with mortgages compared to the rest of Sydney. Jeremy Gill, Principal and Partner at SGS and key contributor to the report, states that the income of Campbelltown residents is typically lower, making them more vulnerable to rising interest rates.