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Learn how we inform decisions across many industriesWhile there are well documented links between health behaviours (risks) – sedentary lifestyles/poor diet; and health outcomes – obesity/diabetes/heart disease, there is also a growing body of work suggesting that the way we are designing and building our suburbs can have a significant impact on the health outcomes of our communities.
Using population forecasts to project the health outcomes of suburbs
City of Geelong
The Australian Football League (AFL) consists of 18 teams spread over five states of Australia. The League needs to pursue a coordinated approach to fan engagement so that the marketing activities of individual clubs expands the total AFL membership base, rather than each club competing for a larger slice of the existing pie.
Growing the membership pie for Aussie Rules
Australian Football League (AFL)
This utility provides water, recycled water and sewage services to one of the fastest growing regions in Victoria. They use .id SAFi forecasts of population and dwelling growth to help determine the timing, size and location of future infrastructure investments.
Forecasting demand for utilities provision
Victorian utility provider
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population, Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), Australian population, forecast vs projection, Melbourne, population growth, Sydney / 30 Nov
Australia to hit 30 million by 2029…or maybe 2033
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ABS to remove ‘number of cars’ from 2021 Census (and other topic changes)
population forecasting, Electoral boundaries, gerrymander, SAFi, small area forecast information, Small Area Forecast information (SAFi), small area forecasts, Victorian election 2018 / 19 Nov