Energy poverty is a distinct form of poverty that the International Energy Agency estimates
could affect as many as one billion people globally. In high-income countries, it is primarily …

Rationale Obesity remains a significant public health concern globally with over one billion
adults projected to be obese by 2025. To better understand the drivers of obesity and to …

We examine how access to high-speed internet affects the probability of being in energy
poverty. To do so, we match data on Australia's National Broadband Network (NBN) high …

There is growing interest in the causes of energy poverty. This study examines the
relationship between Protestantism and energy poverty. Employing household panel data …

Climate change threatens sustainable development by influencing myriad of outcomes. We
examine if temperature shocks contribute to the gambling, which is a major public health …

In recent years, gambling harm has been considered a significant public health concern due
to its increasing socioeconomic costs. Although the adverse effects of gambling have …

Despite the fact that energy poverty and violence are emerging as a priority in many
countries' policy agendas, little is known regarding the interplay between energy poverty …

We empirically examine the nexus between Locus of Control (LoC) and housing tenure in
Australia. Drawing on data from the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics Survey for …

Crime is an anti-social blight on communities that increases the cost of doing business,
including for entrepreneurs. Drawing on Australian longitudinal data, this study examines …

Gambling is commonly associated with social and economic disadvantage. In this paper we
examine the impact of gambling on homeownership, using Australian panel data. We find …