Household Characteristics
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Year: 2013
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Author: Alston, Margaret; Whittenbury, Kerri
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Journal Name: Agriculture and Human Values
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Journal Number: 30.1
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Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
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Published Location: Netherlands
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ISBN: 0889048X
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Country: Australia
An ongoing crisis in Australian agriculture resulting from climate crises including drought, decreasing irrigation water, more recent catastrophic flooding, and an uncertain policy environment is reshaping gender relations in the intimate sphere of the farm family. Drawing on research conducted in the Murray-Darling Basin area of Australia we ask ....
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Year: 2000
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Author: Women's Services Network (WESNET)
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Publisher: Partnerships Against Domestic Violence, Office of the Status of Women, and Department of Transport and Regional Services
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ISBN: 0642396981
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Country: Australia
Aiming to consolidate and enhance the understanding of domestic violence in regional, rural and remote communities, this report reviews existing national and international research on the issue, including some analysis of data from the Supported Accommodation Assistance Programs. Issues discussed include: measuring the extent of na ....
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Year: 2013
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Author: Ennis, Gretchen; Finlayson, Mary; Speering, Glen
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Journal Name: Human Geographies
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Journal Number: 7.1
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Publisher: Bucharest University
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Published Location: Bucharest, Romania
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ISBN: 18436587
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Country: Australia
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State/Region: Darwin
Darwin is a city in the Northern Territory of Australia expecting a 'boomtown' scenario due to significant natural resource developments in the Greater Darwin area. The experience of 'booming' has a range of impacts upon communities. Housing is a key area of impact, particularly for the most vulnerable members of a population, who may not reap th ....
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Year: 2001
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Author: Addison, L
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Journal Name: New Crimes or New Responses: 4th National Outlook Symposium on Crime in Australia
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Publisher: Australian Institute of Criminology
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Published Location: Canberra, ACT
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Country: Australia
Aiming to encourage greater exploration and research into the socioeconomic factors and their linkages to regional crime, this paper addresses the lack of research which looks at licit and illicit drugs and these linkages, arguing that these gaps in knowledge are restricting evidence based policy development and the clear identific ....
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Year: 2008
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Author: Yang, Tse-Chuan
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Journal Name: ProQuest Dissertations and Theses
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Publisher: The Pennsylvania State University
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Published Location: United States -- Pennsylvania
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ISBN: 9781124324609
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Country: United States
While life expectancy in the U.S. has lengthened over the 20th century, demographic sub-populations have not shared this improvement equally. Health disparities exist along several social dimensions such as gender, race/ethnicity, and socioeconomic status. Among them, somewhat less attention has been paid to geographic health disparitie ....
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Year: 2011
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Author: Arnon, Sara; Shamai, Shmuel
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Journal Name: Journal of US-China Public Administration
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Journal Number: 8.10
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ISBN: 1548-6591
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Country: Israel
Rural economic development as a lergest part of agricultural development could be developed as an autonomous unit of government in rural area. Rural development could be done by self-supporting through the strenghthening of local organization function with a set of norms and supported by available resources. Data used in this paper was the result ....
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Year: 2013
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Author: Baade, Peter D; Dasgupta, Paramita; Aitken, Joanne F; Turrell, Gavin
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Journal Name: BMC Cancer
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Journal Number: 13
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Publisher: BioMed Central
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Published Location: United Kingdom
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ISBN: 14712407
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Country: Australia
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State/Region: Queensland
The paper explores the impact of geographical remoteness and area-level socioeconomic disadvantage on colorectal cancer (CRC) survival.
Report LocationClick here to view the full publication ....
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Year: 2012
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Author: Australian Social Inclusion Board
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Publisher: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
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Published Location: Canberra, ACT
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ISBN: 9781921739880
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Country: Australia
This report highlights Australia's progress against social inclusion indicators.
We're a thriving, prosperous nation with high rates of employment, good health and high educational attainment, but there are people who miss out on the resources and opportunities to fulfil their potential. Around 5% (or 640,000) of working age Australians continue ....
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Year: 2005
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Author: D. A. Plane, C. J. Henrie, and M. J. Perry
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Editors: Susan Hanson
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Journal Name: PNAS
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Journal Number: 102.43
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Publisher: PNAS
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Country: United States
In this article, we begin by reviewing the concept of step migration that originated in E. G. Ravenstein's seminal papers “The Laws of Migration” (1885, 1889). As a result of the forces of the Industrial Revolution underway in 19th century Great Britain, migrants moved from farms to villages, from villages to towns, from towns to county seats ....
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Year: 2000
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Author: Hogan, Lindsay I.; Berry, Peter
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Journal Name: Australian Commodities
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Journal Number: Vol.7, No.4
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Country: Australia
The main objective in this article is to examine the extent to which long distance commuting has been adopted in nonenergy mining industries across Australia. Some implications of long distance commuting for regional economic growth are discussed.
Report Locationhttp://adl.brs.gov.au/data/warehouse/pe_abare99000465/PR11769.pdf ....
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Year: 2001
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Author: Peter Vintila
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Journal Name: Urban Policy and Research
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Journal Number: 19.2
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Publisher: Taylor & Francis Online
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ISBN: 1476-7244
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Country: Australia
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State/Region: Western Australia
This paper explores aged migration in Western Australia between 1991 and 1996, focusing on net movement outcomes. Migration is considered in three age cohorts: ‘pre‐retirees’ aged 55 to 64; the ‘young old’ aged 65 to 74; and the ‘old old’ aged 75 and over. Senior Western Australians aged between 55 and 74 are, in significant net ter ....
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Year: 2009
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Author: Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE)
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Publisher: Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics
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Published Location: Canberra
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ISBN: 978-1-921260-36-0
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Country: Australia
The Northern Australia Statistical Compendium was prepared by BITRE with the assistance of the Office of Northern Australia, with the aim of compiling a base of factual information that would contribute to improved understanding of the economic and social developments in this region. The compendium discusses essential characteristics of Northern ....
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Year: 2002
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Author: Angus, P; Bennett, S; Jenkins, A; Karmel, R; Niemeyer, S; Rowland, F
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Publisher: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
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Published Location: Canberra, ACT
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ISBN: 1740242076
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Country: Australia
Significant changes to all aspects of social and economic life are expected to occur as a result of the increasing proportion of older people in the community. This report, a joint venture of the Australian Institute of Health and the Commonwealth Government's Ageing and Aged Care Division, presents current demographic data about a ....
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Year: 1981
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Author: Williams, Claire.
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Publisher: George Allen & Unwin
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Published Location: Sydney, NSW
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ISBN: 086861307X
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Country: Australia
Report Locationhttp://trove.nla.gov.au/work/25075097?selectedversion=NBD2025938 ....
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Year: 2013
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Author: DTPLI Spatial Analysis and Research Branch
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Publisher: Victorian Coastal Council
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Country: Australia
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State/Region: Victoria
This background paper provides information on the demographic and socio-economic characteristics of the Victorian coast. It aims to provide and up to date evidence base for informing the Victorian Coastal Strategy 2013.
Report Locationhttp://www.vcc.vic.gov.au/assets/media/files/Final_report_population_and_settlements_Aug_2013.pdf ....
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