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Activity centre planning in Melbourne revisited

Robin Goodman Lecturer and Susie Moloney is a Research Fellow, at the School of Social Science and Planning, RMIT University, Melbourne E-mail: [email protected]
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Susie Moloney Lecturer and Susie Moloney is a Research Fellow, at the School of Social Science and Planning, RMIT University, Melbourne E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 47-54 | Published online: 22 Dec 2010

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Julian Alexander Bolleter, Zoe Myers & Paula Hooper. (2021) Overcoming the barriers to Transit-Oriented Development. Australian Planner 57:3-4, pages 188-205.
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Robin Goodman. (2018) Melbourne – Growth Challenges for a Liveable City. disP - The Planning Review 54:1, pages 6-17.
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Carolyn Whitzman. (2015) Can zombies become human again? Plan Melbourne, zombie institutions, and citizen dissent. Planning Theory & Practice 16:3, pages 441-446.
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Robin Goodman & Eddo Coiacetto. (2012) Shopping Streets or Malls: Changes in Retail Form in Melbourne and Brisbane. Urban Policy and Research 30:3, pages 251-273.
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Annette Kroen & Robin Goodman. (2012) Implementing Metropolitan Strategies: Lessons from Melbourne. International Planning Studies 17:3, pages 303-321.
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Chris Beer. (2011) Centres that never sleep? Planning for the night-time economy within the commercial centres of Australian cities. Australian Planner 48:3, pages 141-147.
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Mike Quirk. (2008) Responses to Retailing Change in Canberra. Urban Policy and Research 26:4, pages 445-465.
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Mike Quirk. (2007) Effective centres—a planning dream?. Australian Planner 44:3, pages 22-29.
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Robin Goodman & Matthew Coote. (2007) Sustainable Urban Form and the Shopping Centre: An Investigation of Activity Centres in Melbourne's Growth Areas. Urban Policy and Research 25:1, pages 39-61.
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Raymond Bunker & Darren Holloway. (2007) How far and in what ways is Sydney's new metropolitan strategy likely to be implemented?. Australian Planner 44:1, pages 26-33.
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Marek Kozlowski. (2006) The emergence of urban design in regional and metropolitan planning: The Australian context. Australian Planner 43:1, pages 36-41.
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Robin Goodman, Annette Kroen & Melanie Davern. 2021. Handbook of Quality of Life and Sustainability. Handbook of Quality of Life and Sustainability 203 226 .
Koorosh Gharehbaghi, Ken Farnes & Matt Myers. (2020) Melbourne's Advanced Rail Transportation. International Journal of Strategic Engineering 3:2, pages 24-36.
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