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Productive Cities: opportunity in a changing economy
REPORTJane-Frances Kelly and Peter Mares
The rise of the knowledge-intensive economy is reshaping our cities and leaving too many residents living too far from jobs. Increasing housing in existing urban areas and improving transport systems will increase opportunity and national prosperity.
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Cities Program Director
Jane-Frances KellyJane-Frances spent three years in the British Prime Minister’s Strategy Unit. She has led strategy work for the UK, Queensland, Victorian and Commonwealth governments. She has also worked for the University of Melbourne’s Vice-Chancellor, the Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police and Noel Pearson at the Cape York Institute.
Program Topics
Reports
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05 May 2013
Productive Cities: opportunity in a changing economy -
10 September 2012
Tomorrow's suburbs: Building flexible neighbourhoods -
26 March 2012
Social Cities -
14 November 2011
Getting the housing we want -
19 September 2011
What Matters Most? - A Grattan Working Paper -
20 June 2011
The Housing We'd Choose -
18 October 2010
Cities: Who Decides? -
28 June 2010
The Cities We Need
News & Opinion
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17 April 2013
Sydney vision splendid needs community input -
01 March 2013
Building the housing Melbourne needs -
19 December 2012
Why high-value jobs will reshape our cities -
11 December 2012
Can we afford to get our cities back on the rails? -
11 September 2012
Why our fastest-growing suburbs must prepare for the future now
Speeches & Events
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23 May 2013
SYDNEY Productive cities: opportunity in a changing economy -
09 May 2013
Productive cities: opportunity in a changing economy -
09 October 2012
Tomorrow's suburbs - Melbourne -
13 September 2012
Tomorrow's suburbs - Sydney -
28 March 2012
Social cities