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Australian Urban Observatory

RMIT University, Australia
Lucy Gunn (Aggregated by) Melanie Davern (Aggregated by)
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The Australian Urban Observatory takes complex urban data and turns it into social, economic and environmental indicators that measure the liveability of Australian cities at the local neighbourhood level. The indicators available in the online portal have been designed for evidence-informed public policy and planning, broader community discussion about important issues across the country and future sustainable development in Australia. The online portal has been developed by the Healthy Liveable Cities Group at RMIT University and is designed for audiences in policy, planning, education, research and advocacy. Please reference your usage of the Australian Urban Observatory using the following citation example: Healthy Liveable Cities Group 2020, Australian Urban Observatory, RMIT University, viewed

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Built Environment and Design | Built Environment and Design Not Elsewhere Classified | Built environment | Health | Housing Markets, Development, Management | Indicators | Land Use and Environmental Planning | Other Built Environment and Design | Public Health (Excl. Specific Population Health) | Public Health (Excl. Specific Population Health) Not Elsewhere Classified | Public health | Pure basic research | Transport Planning | Urban and Regional Planning | Urban Analysis and Development |

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