THE BIG QUESTIONS A METHODOLOGY

摘要

At the beginning of the twenty-first century, with a national economy locked into population growth for the foreseeable future, all of Australia's cities are struggling with the issue of how to absorb more people in a manner that doesn't compromise their livability and overload their infrastructure. Theoretically, across the nation some 60 percent of all future development is, according to the various state and territory planning policies, supposed to be infill development; in reality, however, only 30 percent infill has typically been achieved.