Australian Cities: Continuity and ChangeAustralian Cities: Continuity and Change (3 edition) expands and updates this successful introduction to Australian cities. It examines the changing nature of Australia's major cities from a geographical perspective, and discusses the current issues in urban policy. |
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ABS 2001 Census Adelaide Agenda 21 areas argued Australian cities Brisbane Cabramatta capital cities Census cent changes city centre Clive Forster concentrations councils decline demographic density discussed in chapter dwellings economic restructuring edge cities employment energy Environment environmental sustainability equity ethnic families federal figure fringe gentrification geographical global globalisation growth home ownership households housing stock immigration impact income increasing increasingly industrial inequality inner suburbs issues Kerbside recycling labour levels living locational disadvantage long boom low-density low-income manufacturing mega-cities Melbourne 2030 Melbourne's ment metropolitan middle suburbs outer suburbs particularly patterns percentage Perth planning Policy and Research pollution population privatisation produced programs public housing estates public transport rates redevelopment reduce rented residential Save Our Suburbs sector segregation significant social exclusion Source South Australia South Wales Strategy suburban suburbanisation Sydney and Melbourne trends urban consolidation urban development Urban Policy urbanisation waste workers
References to this book
Australian Urban Planning: New challenges, new agendas Brendan Gleeson,Nicholas Low No preview available - 2000 |
Laws of the Landscape: How Policies Shape Cities in Europe and America Pietro S. Nivola Limited preview - 1999 |