Background Rapid population growth and urbanization, in the form of land development,
exacerbates inequalities in public transport (PT), which may in turn accelerate health and …

Summary Chapter 1: How Australia improved health equity through action on the social
determinants of health Do not think that the social determinants of health equity are old hat …

Accessibility is commonly defined and operationalised through objective measurements,
such as travel time and physical distance to destinations; however, there is a lack of …

Cities are socio-spatially patterned, yet few researchers have explored the association
between walkability and house prices by neighbourhood socioeconomic disadvantage …

Urban liveability is a global priority for creating healthy, sustainable cities. Measurement of
policy-relevant spatial indicators of the built and natural environment supports city planning …

This introduction to the special issue on travel, health and well-being is subdivided into three
parts. In Section 1 we provide a summary of existing literature analysing how health and well …

In recent years, accessibility to services and activities using sustainable transport modes has
become an important goal for land use and transport planning policies. Traditional …

Introduction It is common knowledge that mobility refers to a distinct vector for pathogens,
but the importance of prevention and the infusion of public health practices within …

This paper explores changes in the frequency of public transport use among residents who
have moved to outer suburban greenfield estates and factors that are associated with these …

This is the final report of the three-year study, Early delivery of equitable and healthy
transport options in new suburbs. It was funded jointly by RMIT University, through its Urban …